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...access, which produces the following lines: EXT3-fs warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended EXT3 FS 2.4-0.9.19, 19 August 2002 on ide0(3,1), internal journal Then, after the system has been fully booted, I issue a 'mount' command and get: ~ $ mount /dev/discs/disc0/part1 on / type ext2 (rw) /dev/data/usr on /usr type ext3 (ro) /dev/data/opt on /opt type ext3 (ro) /dev/data/home on /home type ext3 (rw) So, while all my non-root file systems are correctly recognized as ext3, the root fs appears to be mounte as ext2. The contents of /proc/mounts, however, look...

Georgi Hristov wrote: > > When I boot my system it does not boot automatically, > > but instead presents me with a choice of FreeBSD and > > Disk1 . . . . This is kind of a problem to me, because > > I cannot restart the system over the network, since it > > waits on somebody to push F1 . . . . "Brad" replied: > It should

hi, we've a few 10-20 server in a lan each has 4-8 hdd. we'd like to create one big file server on these server hard disks and we'd like to create it in a redundant way ie: - if one (or more) of the hdd or server fails the whole filesystem still usable and consistent. - any server in this farm can see the same storage/filesystem. it's someting a big network raid5-6... storage where

Hi, this series improves the generation of Debian templates, automating basically almost all the steps needed. Also, it fixes the generation of aarch64 images with NVRAM, which is currently removed too soon, and thus not saved and compressed. Thanks, Pino Toscano (5): builder: templates: update Debian preseed from Stretch builder: templates: generalize debian location builder: templates:

...lock devices? And what about sysfs? Is there a sysfs interface to see what has been mapped where and with what major and minor numbers? I''ve used to using UML, where devices ubd0 and onwards are UML block devices - they have their own major device number. They show up in devfs as /dev/ubd/disc0/disc, /dev/ubd/disc1/disc and so on. I think there was supposed to be a sysfs interface as well, but I''m not sure about that. So, how is this all handled in Xen? -- Naked ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read hone...