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I've a problem with mounting partitions. I've two gentoo systems on this box, |
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both are stable tree. The old one is a build from stage 3, the new one is a |
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build from stage 2. |
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kernel: linux-2.6.8-gentoo-r3 |
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gcc: version 3.3.4 20040623 |
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platform: intel p4 celeron |
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partitions: hda1 ext2 /boot |
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hda2 swap |
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hda 3 reiserfs /old |
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hda4 reiserfs / |
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hda3 is the old system |
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hda4 is the new system |
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I've tried to copy a directoriy with cp -a from /old/home/user1/directory/ |
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to /home/user1/. Copy told me that both directories are the same and copy |
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cannot be done. I'm shure that these directories shouldn't be the same, one |
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comes from /dev/hda3 and the other comes from /dev/hda4. I've done a test: |
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# mkdir /home/user1/testdir |
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I got two directories testdir, one in /home/user1/ and a second |
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in /old/home/user1/. Well, next test: |
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# umount /old |
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# mkdir /home/user1/testdir2 |
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Nothing in /old. |
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# mount /dev/hda3 /old |
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got testdir2 in both homes, the old and the new one |
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There are no problems with kernel 2.6.7-gentoo-r11 or kernel 2.4.26-gentoo-r9. |
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In /old/home/user1/ are files and directories from the old home, which are |
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not in new home, and some from new home which seems to be the same. Adding |
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and removing directories in the new home affects the old home. |
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Regards |
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Christian |
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