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No, the /boot is on a ext2 filesystem and JFS is built-in the kernel. I
followed the instructions from the IBM web site for JFS. However, I am not
finished with my setup and I cannot confirm you if it is working as expected.
But, the procedure makes sense.

> Does Lilo support JFS? I use XFS instead of EXT2 but for that I needed to
> patch lilo with XFS support.
>
>
> Joost van der Locht
> Technisch Directeur

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