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Saphirus Sage wrote: |
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> anything, but the only filesystem I've heard of grub supporting is ext2. |
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> Granted, ext3 works, as we've pointed out and as I've checked the |
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> configuration on one of my computers has confirmed. But, everything I've |
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> heard suggests that grub doesn't officially support other file systems, |
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> other than ext2. |
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Maybe it's not officially supported, but I've been using it with |
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ReiserFS v3 for a couple of years now and it's never given me problems. |
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This was under Slackware 10 and Gentoo since 2006.1. I think I've seen |
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it done on a laptop running Ubuntu but I'd have to fire off an e-mail to |
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say for sure. |
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