Daris Nevil [off-list ref] writes:
It seemed that when I ran into problems with e2fsck it was
because the program was trying to cleanup the filesystem.
If the filesystem is ok, then e2fsck operates without crashing.
I have successfully fsck'ed dirty ext2 filesystems on 8xx, no
problem there either.
//Marcus
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Well, that seems to be my problem too. I grabed the
e2fs-progs-1.18 from the debian potato distribution,
along with the debian patch.
I'm compiling with gcc-2.95.2 (from the monta vista dev
kit) on linuxppc on a G4 (yellowdog champion server 1.2
distribtion). Still I get the same effect. Marcus what is
different in your configuration?
Steve
Marcus Sundberg wrote:
Daris Nevil [off-list ref] writes:
quoted
It seemed that when I ran into problems with e2fsck it was
because the program was trying to cleanup the filesystem.
If the filesystem is ok, then e2fsck operates without crashing.
I have successfully fsck'ed dirty ext2 filesystems on 8xx, no
problem there either.
//Marcus
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Marcus Sundberg | Phone: +46 707 452062
Embedded Systems Consultant | Email: marcus@cendio.se
Cendio Systems AB | http://www.cendio.com
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