[Ocfs2-users] Current state: OCFS2 kernel supported

Randy Ramsdell rramsdell at livedatagroup.com
Tue Jan 15 11:39:06 PST 2008


Sunil Mushran wrote:
> What do you mean by current version? OCFS2 is part of the
> mainline kernel. Use the one shipped with the kernel you are
> using.
>
Current ocfs2 version would mean the current stable version which  is 
version 1.2.7.  We are using kernel 2.6.16.13. You do know that the 
ocfs2 version that this kernel ships with is broken and completely 
outdated? 

Why are you answering a question I did not even ask?

> If by current version you mean 1.2, then no, it does not build
> against an arbitrary kernel. It builds against specific kernels
> as intended.
>
> opensuse ships with ocfs2. Better if you use a newer kernel 2.6.22.
>

I know that opensuse ships with ocfs2 and that it is in the mainline 
kernel, but I didn't ask that. I asked if the current version of 
ocfs2(1.2.7) source would build against opensuse's 2.6.16.13 or 
2.6.22.13  kernel. Anyone?



>
> Randy Ramsdell wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> We are looking at Ocfs2 again and I would like to know a few things 
>> first.
>>
>> * Does the current version compile from source on an arbitrary kernel?
>> * If I am able to compile ocfs2, what do you think about using either 
>> kernel 2.6.16.13 or 2.6.22.13 (opensuse kernels )?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Randy Ramsdell
>> Unix System Administrator
>>
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