On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 16:21 -0500, Robin Mordasiewicz wrote: > On Thu, 30 Mar 2006, Scott Silva wrote: > > > Robin Mordasiewicz spake the following on 3/30/2006 12:48 PM: > >> I upgraded a box running fedora core 2 to Centos-4.3 > >> The fedora core box has a reiserfs file system, which I am assuming is > >> not supported in the CentOS kernel. I tried the unsupported kernel but I > >> still get a kernel panic. > >> > >> Can I either convert to ext3, or possibly install something that will > >> make my reiserfs filesystem work ? > >> > > You can not convert, you must backup - create - restore.. Or at least make new > > mount point in ext2 and cp or rsync over. > > The kernel unsupported does have reiserfs support, but you would need to make > > sure it is in your initrd. > > ok I will just backup and restore. Also consider that if you use ext3 for your root filesystem, you won't need to tinker with your initrd. You can then use reiserfs on /home, /opt, or /var/spool/news without problems.