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On Thu, 2010-07-15 at 19:34 +0800, Xi Shen wrote: |
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> i emerged the openvz kernel, and compiled the kernel with ext4dev/ext4 |
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> file system support. but when i tried to boot my system, i got a |
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> kernel panic. it says cannot mount my ext4 root, because it is not |
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> marked ok to use with test code. |
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> my root is at a ext4 file system, and i think the ext4dev/ext4 kernel |
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> compile option would allow me to use both ext4 and ext4dev features, |
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> am i wrong? |
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> i do not want to use ext4dev on my root, neither do i want to |
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> downgrade to ext3. is there a way to fix this? |
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You don't need ext4dev. ext4dev is old and, unless you've used it |
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before, there's no need to use it today. I'm guessing that's giving you |
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that error (that's an old error). It's easy to fix though (do a Google |
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search for the error). But it should not even occur if you've never |
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used ext4dev, IIRC. |
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-a |
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