Yes, I believe that there are some changes necessary in order to get the
userfs working with the 2.2 kernel series. I had trouble compiling some of
the examples under (I think) the 2.0 kernel series.
Holger
Scott Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19/04/99 09:18:56
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cc: (bcc: Holger Lehmann/Almaden/Contr/IBM)
Subject: Re: userfs and Linux v2.2.x
>>>>> "A" == Andy McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
A> Has anyone been able to get userfs working under the 2.2 kernel series?
A> I was messing with it, and it seems like enough changed that it wants to
A> bitch me out a lot.
It does seem to need some major updates... My guess is that it was
designed for libc5 instead of glibc/libc6, in addition to the kernel
differences.
The PerlFS userfilesystem builds and passes most of it's tests ok, though.
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