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Subject: [Bug 194567] ext4 no longer mounts
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 11:30:50 +0000
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--- Comment #4 from bugzilla.kernel.org@plan9.de ---
First, I'm impressed how quickly this was handled. I am in no pressing need of
a fix (4.4.47 works just as well) and would like to avoid compiling a kernel
just for this fix. Hope this is ok and the issue is "obvious" enough to fix
without it, so from my side, all is well and I can check once this hits a
release kernel.
As for resizing, my lvm history doesn't go back that far, and I don't
specifically remember having it resized, but since the fs has moved through at
least three different disks and contains a slowly growing database, it would be
a prime target for resizing - I certainly do have a habit of resizing
filesystems in general.
On the other hand, wouldn't -O ^resize_inode preclude online resizing? No need
to answer that, you certainly know best. If, however, online resizing wouldn't
work I probably would have played ayround with tune2fs andf/or offline resizing
to make it work.
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