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  >>> On Tuesday 04 May 2004 10:19 pm, SV <Surendra Verma> said:
    SV> hi,
    SV>    the /proc/filesystem is empty the prcompiled

i asked you to check /proc/filesystems **NOT** /proc/filesystem
please read the mail at least once properly before replying.

    SV> kernels that i had with my distro mandrake 2.4.25-2
    SV> and 2.6.3-4 and they are working fine.

that means your .config file is screwed ;-P

    SV>   i did include the support for the file formats for
    SV> the cd and other file systems.even it appears strange
    SV> i have included support for both the ext3 file system
    SV> and ext2 but at the bootup the message it wud mount
    SV> the ext3 as ext2.this appears to be very strange and i
    SV> suppose every linuxx user is very familiar with ext3
    SV> file format.
    SV>  all other things seem to work well barring these 2.


start with a working kernel config, and then remove stuff that you dont want. 
that way, you wont goof up things so badly.

boot with your 2.6.3-4 kernel. you can access the kernel's config 
from /proc/config.gz. 
Decompress the file, copy it to your kernel sources directory, rename 
it .config. 
Also, use "make xconfig" for a qt interface (good for beginners).

built the necessary filesystems' support into the kernel. at least iso9660 and 
ext3. you wont bloat the kernel too much.

make sure the following lines are there in your .config:
CONFIG_ISO9660_FS=y
CONFIG_EXT3_FS=y

(if you build modules, replace y with m)

Finally, RTFM.

                Bhaskar
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