Voluspa wrote:
> PS. I've got a rather good grip of my Linux From Scratch system - with a BSD style init for even better control - and only load modules for one NIC and ALSA stuff here. Never have had file systems modulari(z)(s)ed DS.
OK I didn't actually get around to test pre3 in life. But at least
it's nice to hear that this is apparently not my fault ;-).
>
> On Thu, 7 Mar 2002 06:09:04 -0500 (EST)
> Alexander Viro <viro@math.psu.edu> wrote:
>
>
>>It boots fine from ext2 on IDE here. Do you have any oddities in
>>.config? (e.g. something silly enabled - CONFIG_PREEMPT, etc.)
>>
>
> Silly :-) A P166 needs every boost possible. Yes, I have preempt enabled. And yes, you are right on the mark. Compiling without preempt the booting of 2.5.6-pre3 runs flawlessly. And after a few tests no file corruption visible. But 2.5.6-pre2 + preempt-UP-bug-patch worked like a charm. So there's something else involved, it seems.
>
> During the compilation I happened to get a brief glimpse of a warning in ide.c Don't know C so can't evaluate its severity. Went something like this: 'In function choose_drive Warning: distinkt pointer lacks a cast'.
That's spurious and will vanish soon. I just peplaced IDE_MAX and
IDE_MIN with the generic min() max(), which are showing nicely where
int entities of different size are compared.
>
>
>>.config might be really useful. Or not - it may boil down to checking
>>
>
> I judge it a moot point to dump all those lines now. If I'm in err, nudge me.
>
> Thanks for the discussion.
> MJ
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