When I use tar, I sometimes get horrible errors like "Unable to handle kernel NULL-pointer" and even "General protection fault". Once I got this error using cp, too. I think it has something to do with my memory, (I have a 386sx16 with 4Mb RAM) because the frequency of this errors grows when use installpkg or the setup-script instead of tar. I use slackware-linux (I'm not sure which version, I't about a year old), my kernel version is 2.0.30 and my tar version 1.12 (They're all precompiled binaries) Is it a kernel-bug (Do they exist??? :)), is this buggy memory or something? I cannot unmount my ext2-partition if I get such an error, and I hate seeing my Linux-partition to be damaged :( Is there any kernel-module supporting ntfs? Cogito ergo adhibeo Linux
