Hi guys n gals I use FAT32 on my external HDDs to make it easier to share with other people and OSes. Never had a problem before, but now I do. Lately, when I save videos to my disks, and play them back after the file system cache is emptied, they have completely different content (of files that are long deleted).
I just had the magnificent idea to look into the syslog and found loads of "kernel: bio too big device sdb (248 > 240)" I heard romours of problems with the current FAT implementation due to M$. I went back to 2.6.30 for the moment. So what’s your proposal? Usually I don’t have the need for übercurrent kernels, but would installing 2.6.32 help? TIA -- Gruß | Greetings | Qapla' LCARS - Linux Can Also Run Starships
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