Love-sources - The "Wailing like Bob Dylan" releas

[Lovechild]

oh -mm1 is out... bssteph can get hacking now

[DerMojo]

Hi!

Never tried love-sources, but I'm testing different 2.6-kernels at the moment, so I'll give it a try!

thx 4 your work!
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[shm]

hi lovechild, thanks for your kernel. It's produced an uptime that's been the highest i've ever gotten on my main workstation (2.6.0-test5-love1 29 days)

thanks a lot.. but soon I think i'll have to reboot to try a new kernel out! =)
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[Vagabond]

I've sucessfully patched the kernel with the reiser4 patch patch(didn't even see this on the thread until I was done). I had to fiddle the ebuilds I was using for reiser4progs to get the latest snapshot to compile, but otherwise it seems good.

BTW, anyone know the recommended mount options for reiser4?

Vag

[Vagabond]

I've just hacked the reiser4 patch to apply to test7-mm1, I'll have to test it and make sure it actually works, but I think I've ironed out all the compiler errors at least.

So if you want reiser4 in the next -love patch this might be a help.

Vag

[bssteph]

[bssteph]

I have to do some digging. It looks like there were removals made that result in the elv-select.patch referring to variables that don't exist.

Edit:
*scratches head*
Never mind... I should have gotten more sleep. :)

[Vagabond]

Well my reiser4 patch compiles okay but it seems to have problems when you try to write to the file system, I also had to fiddle FS calls and I think thats what broke it (generic_write_check or whatever it was called). I'll give your attempt a shot and report if it has the same problems as mine does. Mine mounts okay but I get cp processeses that won't die even if I kill -9 them.

Feh.

Vag

[Vagabond]

okay, just tried test7-love1 and it seems to suffer from the same reiser4 problems as my patch did, namely the process freezing in the middle of an operation (patch, cp , whatever) and you can't kill the process or unmount the partition. I played extensively with the reiser4 patch for vanilla test7 and didn't notice this occuring once.

I'd try to track this down if I knew how to hunt kernel bugs, but alas I don't. I thought of enabling the reiser4 debugging stuff but I don't know how to look at it once its compiled into the kernel.

Vag

[bssteph]

You should check out the test7-love1 thread. I replied to you there because I assumed you knew about it. ;)
I think I may have an idea for a fix.