Since I was having problems with mandrake's standard kernel (since I
installed 9.0 I had a lot of lock ups -- maybe these are the cause of
the filesystem corruption I'm seeing now), I was compiling stock 2.4.19
kernel + xfs patches (all my filesystems are xfs).
Then I saw a strange compilation erro
On Friday 15 November 2002 05:15 am, you wrote:
> I also suspected a memory failure somewhere (too many kernel freezes
> that no other have reported made me suspicious), but just yesterday I
> ran memtest and gave no errors.
Saddly, many mem errors go unoticed by memtest programs. I had a machine
Hi Luca -
Luca Olivetti wrote:
Since I was having problems with mandrake's standard kernel (since I
installed 9.0 I had a lot of lock ups -- maybe these are the cause of
the filesystem corruption I'm seeing now), I was compiling stock 2.4.19
kernel + xfs patches (all my filesystems are xfs).
The
Daniel J. Cody wrote:
What version of XFS did you download and patch with? 1.1 or 1.2? Also,
which versions of the userland stuff(xfsprogs, xfsdump, etc) are you using?
Also, since you're compiling on MDK 9.0 which ships with gcc 3.2 (IIRC),
that could be the source of the problem. XFS hasn't
