> I created a block device on an ext2 partition. I ran mkreiserfs on that
> device. What is the size of this device that I have created?
That depends on how you created it. If you used mknod and created a block
special, the data for the device will be stored on a physical partition,
and the size
--- Kuttalaraj Ramalingam Pillai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi
>I am a software engineer working in INDIA.
>I am interested to learn Unix or LInux internals.
>I would like to know the chapters or the syllabus covering Internals.
>And i would like to know which book to be studied or any soft copie
I recently downloaded and built kernel 2.4.18 and I am no longer able to
boot up with my shell running at 1024x768 (or I think thats what it was at,
parameter was vga=791). I included the SVGA console drivers and my
video-card drivers when I compiled it.
My old kernel was 2.4.8-26mdk (Mandrake 8.
