Hi! I've upgraded my seawolf to ext3fs with the packages from Roswell (kernel, filesystem, mount, ....), but when doing 'tune2fs -j', it mentions 'Ext3fs version 0.0.5b'...? Isn't version 0.0.7a the latest?? Why isn't that version included in the Roswell kernel, but an older version is? And how can i upgrade my version of ext3fs? Thanks! Bart Verwilst
b> I've upgraded my seawolf to ext3fs with the packages from Roswell
b> (kernel, filesystem, mount, ....), but when doing 'tune2fs -j', it
b> mentions 'Ext3fs version 0.0.5b'...?
tune2fs is a user-space tool, and doesn't actually print the version
of the filesystem in use. The tool is just being confusing.
b> Isn't version 0.0.7a the latest?
Red Hat's Roswell betas are based on the 2.4 kernel, with more recent
0.9.x versions of ext3. The 0.0.x series of ext3 are specific to the
2.2 kernel.
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Hi, On Sun, Aug 26, 2001 at 03:54:56PM -0100, Bart Verwilst wrote:> I've upgraded my seawolf to ext3fs with the packages from Roswell (kernel, > filesystem, mount, ....), but when doing 'tune2fs -j', it mentions 'Ext3fs > version 0.0.5b'...?Tune2fs is just a user-space tool. The kernel version in roswell includes much more recent, 2.4 branches of the ext3 codebase.> Isn't version 0.0.7a the latest??No, it's only the latest 2.2 kernel code. That has no relation to user-space tool version numbers.> Why isn't that version included in the > Roswell kernelBecause 0.0.7a is a 2.2-kernel-only version. 2.4 ext3 is up to 0.9.6 in the roswell kernels. Cheers, Stephen