On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 09:04:10AM -0700, Kevin Musick wrote:
>
> Kevin Musick wrote:
> > > I don't remember this being the case before. Is this
> > > in response to the recent changes in the ext2 file system? Does the
> latest
> > > Grub version handle the ext2 revisions as well?
>
> Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> > Well, it is in response to e2fsck 1.19. Grub doesn't care at all.
>
> If you install Red Hat Linux 6.2, you get an ext2 filesystem that Grub will
> not read properly. Version 6.1 works fine,
I don't know what RH ships. Please supply the relevant individual version
numbers, in this case the version of e2fsprogs.
> but something obviously changed
> between those versions. Grub reads partial file and directory names, but
> scrambles them with garbage characters. I'm using Grub 0.5.92, which is
> slightly out of date, so I suppose I should try the newest version.
Yes, you should.
Thanks,
Marcus
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