Hi, On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 09:19:32PM +0200, Micha Holzmann wrote: > First i tried to install Debian 3.0 Woody with bf24. At the stage where > the kernel is loaded the system stops with an error: APIC error on CPU(0). That is most definitely nothing to do with any filesystems that you are using. > Next i tried the option vanilla. This option allowed me to install the > Debian system on this machine. After installation i build an 2.4.18 > kernel. After booting this kernel i use "shutdown -rF 0" to force a fs > check on startup. This succeded. The next step i converted the /dev/sdb1 > partition (which contains absolutely no data) to ext2 using tune2fs. > The commandline was: tune2fs -j /dev/sdb1. After tune2fs finished its > work i shutdown the system again. I logged in an did following steps: > > - umount /dev/sdb1 Running tune2fs -j on a mounted filesystem is not likely to result in anything useful! It is probably OK if the filesystem is mounted readonly. If it's mounted read-write, the results are undefined, because the unmount of the original filesystem will scrub ext2 stuff back on top of the new ext3 metadata. > RedHat 7.3. The installation succeded. I choose already at the > installation the ext3 (and formatting the partitions, not convert). > After reboot and login i used the same steps as mentioned above. What errors? You haven't actually told us that. Cheers, Stephen _______________________________________________ Ext3-users@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/ext3-users
