Hi,
I just tried make config, the generated .config file
is the same as before. Will it bring any difference if
I compile again?
Thanks!
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From: Andre Hedrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 4:35 PM
To: chen, xiangping
Cc: '[EMAIL
Hi, Folks
Another problem I meet in boot up is that the root filesystem
can be mount as readonly at first, but it fails to be mounted
as read/write during boot up, the error reported as:
The superblock can not be read or does not describe a correct
ext2 filesystem. ...
Hi, folks
I meet some problem when I tried by install kernel 2.4.0
to a PC using IDE disk. It reports VFS panic error during
boot up time when it tried to mount the rootfs. The error
indicates that it can not find the driver for the harddisk,
but I already build in the IDE disk support. The hard
Hi, folks
I meet some problem when I tried by install kernel 2.4.0
to a PC using IDE disk. It reports VFS panic error during
boot up time when it tried to mount the rootfs. The error
indicates that it can not find the driver for the harddisk,
but I already build in the IDE disk support. The hard
Hi, Folks
Another problem I meet in boot up is that the root filesystem
can be mount as readonly at first, but it fails to be mounted
as read/write during boot up, the error reported as:
The superblock can not be read or does not describe a correct
ext2 filesystem. ...
Hi,
I just tried make config, the generated .config file
is the same as before. Will it bring any difference if
I compile again?
Thanks!
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From: Andre Hedrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 4:35 PM
To: chen, xiangping
Cc: '[EMAIL
Hi,
Recently when I tried to test disk IO of a dual-processor PC
using linux 2.4.0-test1 SMP, I found that the clock slows down.
Could somebody tell me why it happened, and is there any patch
for this problem?
BTW, is there any good tool to measure disk IO, like "iostat"
on Solaris?
Thanks!
Hi,
The problem got solved by replacing the AHA-3944 card to
AIC-7895, thus switching the order of SCSI discovery.
It seems that still a SCSI ordering problem.
Thanks any way!
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From: Elizabeth Morris-Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November
Hi,
Thanks for replying. What bothers me is that it works
in another pc with the same setup to the external disk,
but different internal scsi adaptor. So I did not think
it was the kernel software caused the problem. Any other
guess?
Thanks,
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From:
Hello,
I met a problem when trying to upgrade my Linux kernel to 2.4.0-test10.
The machine is Compay AP550, dual processor, mem 512 MB, and 863 MHZ freq.
It has two scsi host adaptors. one is AIC-7892 ultra 160/m connected to
internal hard disk, and the other is AHA-3944 ultra scsi connected to
Hello,
I met a problem when trying to upgrade my Linux kernel to 2.4.0-test10.
The machine is Compay AP550, dual processor, mem 512 MB, and 863 MHZ freq.
It has two scsi host adaptors. one is AIC-7892 ultra 160/m connected to
internal hard disk, and the other is AHA-3944 ultra scsi connected to
Hi,
Thanks for replying. What bothers me is that it works
in another pc with the same setup to the external disk,
but different internal scsi adaptor. So I did not think
it was the kernel software caused the problem. Any other
guess?
Thanks,
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From:
Hi,
The problem got solved by replacing the AHA-3944 card to
AIC-7895, thus switching the order of SCSI discovery.
It seems that still a SCSI ordering problem.
Thanks any way!
Xiangping
-Original Message-
From: Elizabeth Morris-Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November
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