Daniel Savard wrote: >It's a little bit hard to figure out which version of JFS is implemented >in a specific kernel version. > >I tried the trick to perform dynamic resize of the filesystem. I am >running a configuration using LVM, I was able to resize properly the LV. > >I then tried the following: > >mount -oremount,resize /my_mount_point > >and nothing happened.
Any messages is /var/log/messages? > >Since, this functionality is supposed to be implemented in JFS 1.0.21 >and higher, I would like to know which version of JFS is in the Kernel >2.4.20-rc2? It is very close to 1.1.0. It doesn't have the two fixes described in the changelog as: - Fix off-by-one error when symbolic link length == 256 (bug 1513) - jfs_clear_inode should skip bad inodes instead of choking on them (bug 1445) I've updated our web page with info about this. > >Is there an easy way to check the JFS version for a specific kernel? No, we will work on documenting this better. > >Is there any patches I need to apply in order to upgrade to JFS 1.0.24? Thanks, Steve _______________________________________________ Jfs-discussion mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/mailman/listinfo/jfs-discussion
