Re: e2fsck?

Steve Rossi [off-list ref] writes:

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?

Well, I cross-compile from an x86 machine using Debian's gcc 2.95.2,
and my kernel is different from yours. Does your kernel contain
the MMU fixes? Otherwise things will go haywire as soon as all your
RAM is used up by e2fsck.

//Marcus
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Marcus,

Where the MMU fixes located that you mentioned?  Are they
in the form of a patch?

Daris

Marcus Sundberg wrote:

Steve Rossi [off-list ref] writes:

quoted

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?

Well, I cross-compile from an x86 machine using Debian's gcc 2.95.2,
and my kernel is different from yours. Does your kernel contain
the MMU fixes? Otherwise things will go haywire as soon as all your
RAM is used up by e2fsck.

//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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