On 24Oct2014 16:49, m.roth@xxxxxxxxx <m.roth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Doll, Margaret Ann wrote:
I found my mistake. xfs is not available for 32 bit systems.
Sorry for the problem.
Right, then I hit <send> before my thought catches up. Yeah, they're
dropping most support for 32-bit. You might check the extras repo.
You might be surprised.
XFS support is an extra for RHEL6; you need to add a channel (there's a fee
IIRC). As others have remarked, it is the default for RHEL7.
However, at least on x86_64, the kernel supports the filesystem. You only need
to obtain the xfsprogs to create a filesystem.
You can hand install the CentOS rpm if necessary. I'd pay the $s myself, but my
management is a little weird about expenses.
Disclaimer: I'm not running any 32 bit RHEL systems.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <cs@xxxxxxxxxx>
I'm not weird; I'm gifted.
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