Twice while ripping a particular music cd with grip, my system paniced when it hit track 9. On the second reboot, my system failed fsck on the /var partition complaining the superblock differed from the first alternate block and dropped me to a shell. I tried running fsck /var and got the same message, then I tried fsck -b 32 /var and fsck -b 89808 /var and in both cases it said it was not a superblock. Any ideas on how to resolve this? I am running FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE-p1 using UFSv2.
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