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Am Donnerstag 29 September 2011, 09:11:09 schrieb J.Marcos Sitorus: |
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> Hi Volker, |
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> Thanks for the reply. |
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> I have attach dmesg, xorg log, xsession-error, and kdm log. |
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> >So - get back to your last working versions - oh and those lvm volumes are |
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> on |
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> new disks? |
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> Nope. Previously I have two separate partition. Then I delete both partition |
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> and create LVM from the free space. |
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ok - did you check that the devices are error-free (with badblocks)? |
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> >You did not knock the ram loose while putting them in? |
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> What do you mean by knock the ram loose? |
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> Sorry, English is not my mother language. |
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M. Mol answered that. Since you did not put in new disks, you have hardly done |
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any damage ;) |
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btw the logs after a crash not after a clean boot are the usefull ones ;) |
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A couple of questions: |
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do you have any crashes when virtualbox was not started and no virtualbox |
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modules are loaded? |
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do you have any other odd behaviour - occasional segfaults etc? |
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which options did you use when you run mkfs.reiser4? |
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are you able to reproduce the problem with a vanilla kernel? Make sure you are |
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using 2.6.38 - not .1 or greater. Reiser4 sometimes breaks with stable |
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releases - and 2.6.38.X was very broken... |
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