Hi,
SuSE Linux 6.0. Kernel 2.0.36.
I have a machine with an 8 Gb drive, Linux only.
I have the 3 standard partitions / (/dev/hda3), /boot (/dev/hda1) and
/swap (/dev/hda2 128Mb), which were proposed by Yast.
When I run fsck on /dev/hda3 it's telling me something about 1027
cylinders and that it should be 1024 or otherwise it will give
problems with programs like LILO.
I am experiencing strange things such as random crashing, especially
after heavy use of SMB.
I also have the impression that the machine is booting from /dev/hda3
iso. /dev/hda1. That is if I boot from SuSE CD-ROM 1, and then try to
boot from /dev/hda1 it's telling me it can't.
Sorry for the confused problem description, but does this make sense
to anyone? Is an 8 Gb drive perhaps too big for Linux ?
Kind regards,
==
Koen Dejonghe
tel: +32 (0)2 712 3668
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