Thanks! setting selinux mode to permissive fixed this. Unto playing with
sharp objects!
Masoud
On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 7:47 PM, OGAWA Hirofumi hirof...@mail.parknet.co.jp
wrote:
Masoud Sharbiani masoud.sharbi...@gmail.com writes:
[root@localhost linux-tux3]# mount -t tux3 /dev/md127 /data
Masoud Sharbiani masoud.sharbi...@gmail.com writes:
Thanks! setting selinux mode to permissive fixed this. Unto playing with
sharp objects!
Good. Welcome to tux3 :)
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root@localhost linux-tux3]# modprobe tux3
[root@localhost linux-tux3]#
[root@localhost linux-tux3]#
[root@localhost linux-tux3]#
[root@localhost linux-tux3]# ~/tux3 mkfs /dev/md0
Make tux3 filesystem on /dev/md0 (blocksize 4096)
Error: open_volume:25: could not open '/dev/md0': No
Masoud Sharbiani masoud.sharbi...@gmail.com writes:
So, hirofumi branch does not have a fs/tux3/user/ directory:
Yes. hirofumi branch is for kernel. hirofumi-user branch is for userland
commands.
[root@localhost linux-tux3]# git branch
hirofumi
hirofumi-user
* master
[root@localhost
Hi Masoud,
Your md device is read-only for some reason. You need to fix that, then try
your mount. You can also make a tux3 volume on a file and mount it using
mount ... -oloop
Regards,
Daniel
On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 9:53 AM, Masoud Sharbiani masoud.sharbi...@gmail.com
wrote:
So, hirofumi
