#Xmrminer wipefs cracked
#Xmrminer wipefs install

#Xmrminer wipefs cracked

GPU is also attacked, and while compact and well-protected processor fan is not very easy to damage, graphic cards have large and easy-to-access fans, which can be easily cracked if affected while running, for instance, by the user much earlier before the malware injection.

#Xmrminer wipefs install

btrfs fi show seems confused.ītrfs-progs-0.20. bundling, Intrusive advertisement, redirects to shady sites etc.ĭownload and install GridinSoft Anti-Malware for automatic Xmrminer.exe removal.īesides decreasing your PC, performing at peek level for long times might cause damage to your device and raise electrical energy expenses.Ĭentral processor is not the single computer element that is used by Xmrminer.exe miner. Nothing else sees this phantom btrfs volume. btrfs fi show seems to blatantly disregard the partition map, because it shows a volume the partition map cannot possibly validly support.ĭ. mkfs.ext4 is refreshing stale btrfs metadata in a way that causes btrfs fi show to see.Ĭ. wipefs isn't deleting all btrfs metadata it could.ī. btrfs fi show still shows 'first' on sda1, size 80GB.Ī. btrfs fi show NOW SHOWS 'first' on sda1!ġ1. btrfs fi show still does not show 'first'.ĩ. fdisk /dev/sda again, delete the one partition create a new partition 500MB and a second one for remaining space.ħ. btrfs fi show does NOT show 'first' anymore.Ħ. wipefs -a /dev/sda1 and it finds btrfs metadata, ostensibly removes it.ĥ. btrfs fi show displays 'first' labeled volume.Ĥ. Format that sda1 with mkfs.btrfs -L first.ģ. fdisk to create one partition, all defaults.Ģ. Brand new 80GB virtual disk, so it's completely zero'd.ġ. Unclear to me still if this is a wipefs bug, or a btrfs fi show bug. That's the previous btrfs volume, which would have been a two disk, single partition only (on each disk), Btrfs volume, -d single -m raid1. I've got another case of this, and it's always multiple disk Btrfs volumes. btrfs subvol delete /tmp/btrfs-tmp.2ILsJ2v/rootġ0:33:26,593 INFO program: Delete subvolume '/tmp/btrfs-tmp.2ILsJ2v/root'ġ5:33:26,603 INFO program: Running. bin/mount -n -t btrfs -o defaults /dev/sda1 /tmp/btrfs-tmp.2ILsJ2vġ0:33:26,567 INFO program: Running. mkfs.btrfs -data=single -label=fedora /dev/sda1ġ0:33:26,101 INFO program: Running. The attached program.log has records for both installs:ġ0:13:39,902 INFO program: Running. └─fedora-root (dm-3) ext4 5a783d1f-8267-4e7a-abdb-a9dd5fcef3aa liveuser]# rpm -q anaconda btrfs-progs liveuser]# └─sda2 LVM2_member AZlxMb-ZGn4-zO2v-ItmL-yaHL-n0TQ-cZnVG3 └─sda1 btrfs fedora ccca0d26-0dda-4806-bf6d-8c62ef875c25 liveuser]# liveuser]# btrfs fi show The other member disks are not attached, so it's not like btrfs fi show is getting the uuid, and idea that sda1 is a member of a btrfs volume from some other volume. Sda is the only physical device attached.

I don't expect btrfs to see sda1 as a btrfs device.

Install F18 with anaconda-18.37.8-1 using 'Guided' autopartition, scheme Btrfs. wipefs -a /dev/sda, id's as MBR and wipedĤ. wipefs -a /dev/sda1, id'd as btrfs and wipedģ. Device sda single partition sda1 is one of six devices in a btrfs volume.Ģ. How reproducible, and steps to reproduce:ġ00% with a particular device, but exact steps to reproduce needs regression.ġ. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

A partition formatted btrfs, is wiped using wipefs -a, but btrfs fi show still sees the partition as a member of a btrfs volume.