Marvin Pascual wrote:
Afaik, 2.4.x kernels support the 3.6.x versions of ReiserFS, and vanilla 2.2.x kernels can't access ReiserFS 3.6.x filesystems (2.2.x has ReiserFS 3.5.x). If you're willing to live with ReiserFS 3.5.x on a machine with a 2.2.x kernel, you'll just need to find a way to transfer those files in the affected partitions before committing an mkfs -t reiserfs. At least that would minimize disruption by avoiding a kernel upgrade [but that's just me :-)]. Caveat emptorI just read from http://www.namesys.com/install.php about on how can I switch or use ReiserFS to a 2.4 based kernel. I'm still using the default kernel of Debian Woody, 2.2.20(?) and I still need to download the newest stable kernel this afternoon. Should I follow the INSTALL HOWTO of ReiserFS from it's site?
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