The 2.4.6 patch didn't apply cleanly to a pure kernel source .. ./fs/buffer.c.rej ./fs/namei.c.rej ./mm/vmscan.c.rej And in any case the patch I got hold of linux-2.4.6-xfs-cvs-06212001.patch contain
At 16:21 10-7-2001 +0200, Peter T. Breuer wrote: The 2.4.6 patch didn't apply cleanly to a pure kernel source .. ./fs/buffer.c.rej ./fs/namei.c.rej ./mm/vmscan.c.rej And in any case the patch I got h
Yep, the xfs-cvs patches are designed to seed a whole CVS tree... and if that patch above was generated on 6/21, it was probably against a 2.4.6-preX kernel. Did you try ftp://oss.sgi.com/projects/xf
Thanks. Where can I get hold of a clean patch for 2.4.6? I believe I saw some traffic on that recently, but didn't save the messages. The official site has: Current directory is /projects/xfs/downloa
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ here ^ 2.4.2/2.4.3 is what XFS 1.0 was released against, so there is a lot more detailed (and organized) information on those kernels. But I agree, things are a b
Just to add to Eric's comments ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Try this one, it applies cleanly and builds without problem for me, including the new aic driver and xfs as a module. linux-2.4.x-xfs-cvs-<date>.patch.gz C
Yo! That's the one. Thanks! For some reason the german mirror (which I chose originally) has more patches, and includes cvs and non-cvs patches among them, and somehow I didn't notice the alternative
OK, thanks! Turns out I couldn't see the -cvs- part of the name because my browser has chosen blue links on a black background. The -cvs- bit reverses the alphabetic and numerical ordering, so that l
Well, I recall something about that too in recent list traffic, but didn't pay too much attention at the time. I don't mind whether I use the new or old aic7xxx driver, personally. Crap, I missed the
Ditto. I didn't apply any further aic patch yet. My first impression is that there is some instability. I'm running on a dell smp machine, and with 2.4.3 + xfs I was getting about 1 hang a week (I kn
The 2.4.6 patch didn't apply cleanly to a pure kernel source .. ./fs/buffer.c.rej ./fs/namei.c.rej ./mm/vmscan.c.rej And in any case the patch I got hold of linux-2.4.6-xfs-cvs-06212001.patch contain
At 16:21 10-7-2001 +0200, Peter T. Breuer wrote: The 2.4.6 patch didn't apply cleanly to a pure kernel source .. ./fs/buffer.c.rej ./fs/namei.c.rej ./mm/vmscan.c.rej And in any case the patch I got h
Yep, the xfs-cvs patches are designed to seed a whole CVS tree... and if that patch above was generated on 6/21, it was probably against a 2.4.6-preX kernel. Did you try ftp://oss.sgi.com/projects/xf
Thanks. Where can I get hold of a clean patch for 2.4.6? I believe I saw some traffic on that recently, but didn't save the messages. The official site has: Current directory is /projects/xfs/downloa
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ here ^ 2.4.2/2.4.3 is what XFS 1.0 was released against, so there is a lot more detailed (and organized) information on those kernels. But I agree, things are a b
Just to add to Eric's comments ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Try this one, it applies cleanly and builds without problem for me, including the new aic driver and xfs as a module. linux-2.4.x-xfs-cvs-<date>.patch.gz C
Yo! That's the one. Thanks! For some reason the german mirror (which I chose originally) has more patches, and includes cvs and non-cvs patches among them, and somehow I didn't notice the alternative
OK, thanks! Turns out I couldn't see the -cvs- part of the name because my browser has chosen blue links on a black background. The -cvs- bit reverses the alphabetic and numerical ordering, so that l
Well, I recall something about that too in recent list traffic, but didn't pay too much attention at the time. I don't mind whether I use the new or old aic7xxx driver, personally. Crap, I missed the
Ditto. I didn't apply any further aic patch yet. My first impression is that there is some instability. I'm running on a dell smp machine, and with 2.4.3 + xfs I was getting about 1 hang a week (I kn