AR>On Tue, Jul 09, 2002 at 01:47:41PM +0400, Tim Alexeevsky wrote:
AR>> But if this is the reason for this subproblem, there are some others
AR>> and they all seem to appear simultaneously. They all are the problems with
AR>> accessing files. And as long as I got the first problem I will have a
AR>> lots of them on different filesystems until I reboot the system (AFAIK).
AR>> Maybe the reason is some damage in global filesystem handling. (Is that
AR>> VFS?)
AR>that's not the reason 8-) That are consequences.
You mean that mistake in reiserfs lead to global filesystem error?
I think it did not, because I didn't mount reiserfs before all those things
have started. And mounted it only later to find out some info on that
partition.
AR>Maybe upgrade the kernel as well? 2.4.19-rc1 seems to be quiet stable
AR>for me and there was some changes to reiserfs since 2.4.17.
I think I would. As soon as I will get to the place where the
connection speed is more than 9600 and connection itself is stable... :-/
Good luck,
Tim
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