[tytso]
> It is not safe to modify an ext2 filesystem via external means while
> it is mounted, even if it is mounted read-only. You can panic the
> kernel that way.
So do you recommend rebooting immediately after dirty fsck (i.e. just
after the last "*** FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED ***")?
Peter
[tytso]
It is not safe to modify an ext2 filesystem via external means while
it is mounted, even if it is mounted read-only. You can panic the
kernel that way.
So do you recommend rebooting immediately after dirty fsck (i.e. just
after the last "*** FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED ***")?
Peter
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Date:Fri, 29 Sep 2000 19:24:01 +0200
From: Frederic Magniette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is
mounted read-only. The problem is that our operations have no
effects because everithing is cached. Is it possible to shrink
> Hi,
> We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
> read-only.
> The problem is that our operations have no effects because everithing is
> cached.
> Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
> caches and to reload the changes?
> We used
Fred and Tom write:
> We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
> read-only. The problem is that our operations have no effects because
> everithing is cached.
> Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
> caches and to reload the changes?
Hi,
We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
read-only.
The problem is that our operations have no effects because everithing is
cached.
Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
caches and to reload the changes?
We used prune_dcache (kernel
Hi,
We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
read-only.
The problem is that our operations have no effects because everithing is
cached.
Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
caches and to reload the changes?
We used prune_dcache (kernel
Fred and Tom write:
We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
read-only. The problem is that our operations have no effects because
everithing is cached.
Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
caches and to reload the changes?
It is
Hi,
We would like to do some operations on a ext2 disk while it is mounted
read-only.
The problem is that our operations have no effects because everithing is
cached.
Is it possible to shrink all the caches, especially the superblock
caches and to reload the changes?
We used prune_dcache
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