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hi

Thanx
for reply..

i'm searching for the vfs file wher i need to give the instruction for registraring file system, but i didn't got the code file, so i thought that it will auto matically do it in the kernel.

but when i tried to load it as module, it gave versionoing problems and load failed

waiting for reply

On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 Bryan Henderson wrote :




>i've copied the ext2 file system code, and changed its name in
>init function but when i try to mount some fs with the new name it
>is saying that it is not supporting,

You didn't mention loading the filesystem driver. You did, didn't you?
Any error messages (kernel messages) issued?

Before bringing mount into the picture, look at /proc/filesystems. If your
new filesystem type name doesn't show up in the list, you're already
broken.

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