Joerg Maier wrote:
Steve Lord wrote:
You need to get the quota options into the root mount options from
the bootloader.
Does that mean something i found earlier on the mailinglist?
rootflags=quota
So my lilo.conf has an
append = "ide0=0xe800,0xe402 ide1=0xe000,0xd802 rootflags=quota"
then?
And what about /etc/fstab, does it need usrquota options for my rootfs?
That should not matter, I think, but you may as well put it there too
just for clarity. Since quota is not remountable, the quota option in
fstab should have no effect.
I just ask because i have to drive 30 mins to get there if the reboot
fails.
And, just curious, does it matter which version of xfs is on the device
or does that version update every time i change xfstools?
The on-disk format generally doesn't change, and if it ever does it's in
a forwards-and-backwards-compatible fashion. (older kernels will
recognize unusupported features and refuse to mount, newer kernels
should always mount older filesystems)
-Eric
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