I had a problem with a server, it wanted me to run fsck on boot, so I fsck'd the problem filesystem and all the others just for good measure. When I rebooted, I started getting kernel panic's because it couldn't find ext3 root filesystem. I booted into rescue mode and ran fsck.ext3 on them and they say they are ext2. So I searched on how to convert ext2 into ext3 and found the tune2fs -j command. But when I run that it says the filesystems already has a journal.
Help, how do I turn these back into happy little ext3 partitions? Or, what do I have to do to the grub.conf to make the kernel expect a ext2 partition? -- Jeff Bearer _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
