later kernel versions in 2.4.x output that message when > invalidate_buffers() is called too many times. I would get a few of > them on startup (2.4.16). I run LVM on a non-AC 2.4.17 Kernel without problems so somehow it must be related to the -ac hacks. >> How can I patch a standard kernel for both -ac and LVM ? As I >> understand it they both require a "clean" kernel to apply good? > > Grab the clean kernel; apply LVM patches; apply redhat patches. Stephen > Tweddie was on here pointing out a patch that Redhat have done to the > kernel does buffer locking if you do pvmove -- so not all of the Redhat > patches may apply cleanly. Just to make sure I understand correctly: Is "RH patches" and "AC patches" the same thing? How can I apply RH patches if some of them fail? Dont they somehow depend on each other? >> Sorry for the perhaps stupid quiestions, but I am not a kernel guru - >> I only know just enough to get myself into trouble :-) I *did* read >> the FAQ and I *did* search google (usenet) - didnt' find the answers >> tho... > > I searched google for 'busy buffer linux' and the first hit is on the > linux-lvm list from 2001 Yes I saw that, but it wasn't the answer. _______________________________________________ linux-lvm mailing list linux-lvm@sistina.com http://lists.sistina.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-lvm read the LVM HOW-TO at http://www.sistina.com/lvm/Pages/howto.html
