To: linux-ha@muc.de
Subject: ext3 kernels
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2000 17:31:48 -0400
From: wanger@redhat.com

I've built kernel rpms based on Stephen's latest ext3 patches.  These 
kernels are from the same tree as the Red Hat 6.2 kernel (with LFS 
turned off).

In ftp://people.redhat.com/wanger/clustering/ext3 you will find a whole 
slew of kernels and ext3 related bits.  There is a README file that 
explains how to use ext3 and what its limitations are.  The rest of the 
stuff should be self explanatory.

I'm getting a bugzilla (our bug tracking system) instance established 
for ext3 testing, but I don't have that done just yet.  As soon as I 
get that done, I'll post the URL.

These kernels are *NOT* tested, nor are they guaranteed to do anything 
other than waste time and disk space. :)  However, if you feel brave 
and would like to contribute to the advancement of ext3, then give them 
a whirl and see how they hold up for you.

Mike

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Mike Wangsmo                                               Red Hat, Inc 

"I've seen this before in Montana!  Its snowing, nobody lick a flag
pole" -- Peggy Hill



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