Re: Bitmaps & Kernel Versions

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Luca Berra a écrit :
On Wed, Mar 15, 2006 at 09:08:17PM +1100, Neil Brown wrote:

On Wednesday March 15, lcaron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,

I'm planning to use bitmaps on some of our RAID1 arrays.

I'm wondering how bitmaps are handeled by older kernels.

Eg: I create a raid array with a bitmap under a 2.6.15 kernel.

I now want to boot under 2.6.12, or even 2.4


Hos is it handeled?
Will it work even if this is my / partition?


On older kernel will not notice the bitmap and will behave
'normally'.

strange,
last time i tried an older kernel would refuse to activate an md with a
bitmap on it.
I am far from home on a business trip and i don't have kernel-sources at
hand, but i seem to remember that the kernel was very strict on the
feature bitmap in the superblock.

L.

I experienced the same strange behavior.

Bitmap was created on 2.6.15, tried to boot 2.6.14 and /dev/md0 was not started :$.

Strange.....
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