Re: How do I install Debian potato with XFS

[MarshallJ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

>are you using the mainline debian woody boot-floppies just built with
>a 2.4-xfs kernel?  or is it still a quick and dirty hack?

 

It is a modification of the potato boot-floppies. You could call it a hack, as it basically call mkfs.xfs instead of mkfs.ext2 and has a 2.4.7-xfs kernel.

 

But it's what I needed, and matched what was requested: potato boot-floppies that supported xfs (and yes it can do xfs root and boot)

 

Regards,

Josh Marshall.