Can anyone suggest an better alternative to using UML for testing my changes to ext3 on 2.6?
I primarily use qemu since I can basically take any distro I want and do a normal install. I've installed the full desktop install of ubuntu and several hours later I was at the graphical gdm login screen. It's a lot slower, but I've found it a lot more stable than UML. (Although it has been some time since I've used UML, and I'm sure the 2.6 support has stabilized since then).
Cheers, Andy
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