Re: Collapse ext2 and 3 please

David van Hoose
2004-06-25T12:54:29Z

That could be a problem. How do I check its configuration?

Regards,
David

Philip R. Auld wrote:
> Rumor has it that on Fri, Jun 25, 2004 at 07:50:42AM -0400 David van Hoose said:
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>>yeah.. Really. Here's what I do.
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>>I have ext3 partitions, so I decided if they are different partitions,
>>then I can compile my kernel with ext2 as a module and ext3 builtin.
>>So I do it and reboot. Panic! Reason? Cannot find filesystem for the
>>root partition.
>>The error is in the kernel itself either way. Pick your reason.
>>1) ext3 is identified as ext2 on bootup.
>>2) There is no fallback to ext3 if ext2 is not found.
>>
>>I'll check this again to be sure on a 2.6 kernel later today, but as far
>>as 2.4 is concerned my kernel panics.
>>
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> Make sure any initrd you are using is not ext2 based.
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> Cheers,
>
> Phil
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>>Regards,
>>David
>>
>>PS. Shut up with the cheap insults. I have empirical evidence supporting
>>my claim. Meaning there exists a bug somewhere.
>>
>>Christoph Hellwig wrote:
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>>>On Fri, Jun 25, 2004 at 07:30:40AM -0400, David van Hoose wrote:
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>>>>If ext2 and ext3 are different filesystems, why does my kernel panic if
>>>>I include ext3 in the kernel make ext2 a module?
>>>
>>>
>>>My kernel doesn't, must be a problem in front of the computer.
>>>
>>>
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