--- Ashwin D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thursday 28 June 2001 08:54, you wrote:
> > On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Ashwin D wrote:
> > |Mine is on reiserfs too. I even had /boot on
> reiser then took it back
> > |to ext2 -did not want the bother of making an
> initrd each kernel
> > |compilation :)
> >
> > Is it not possible to compile support into the
> kernel itself ?
> >
> > Kingsly
only from 2.4 onwards it is a part of the kernel
>
> I have been using reiser for last year or so, I
> always had to "mkinitrd" -
excuse me for my ignorance, why did you have to do a
mkinitrd? what is that?
I did not have to do that... and for "/" to be in
reiserfs you have to include it in the kernel...
> not sure if its because reiser was a Module, but as
> far as i recollect i even
> had to do it even if set as part of the kernel - but
> then again not too sure.
> The impression i got those days was for SCSI/
> reiserfs - do a mkinitrd - but
> those are 2.3x days when reiser was an add on.
>
> These days, my /boot is ext2, rest are reiser so i
> have not bothered much
> about the problem.
>
> Ashwin
>
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