I believe there are patches out there, but the general concensus is to
call it ext3 to avoid unnecessary use of new code in a mission critical
environment before it's fully stable.
I think the patch instructions start with "cp -dpR fs/ext2 fs/ext3" or
some such.
PS. Although my name is James Lewis, I am not [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I
wave at the person below who evidently is!
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Henrik Johansson wrote:
>
> > will be a journaling filesystem very soon. The way I remeber it, it's
> > already there in the developer tree almost ready to launch. The guy in
> > charge of it is called Steven Taylor if my memory serves me right, and you
> > can reach him at: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> . I think he said it was ready to use
>
> That would be Stephen Tweedie. He was talking about this at least as
> early as 5-98 at Linux Expo. What was said at Linux World?
>
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James ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Vortex Internet
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