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Bug#63298: boot-floppies: [Alpha-Floppies] Usage of kernel 2.2 ext-fs features breaks compatibility with older MILO



Michael Holzt <kju@debian.org> writes:

> I have reopened the bug (to my opionion it shouldn't have had been closed
> that fast without asking me, the submittor, first). I also changed the
> title of the bug.

Thanks ... sorry about that, then.

> Yes, i used the 2.2.12-2000-04-26 set of disks, on a axppci33/noname
> machine.

Hm, that's quite odd, I could have sworn it did the right thing on the
Miata here.

The intent of the code is that, if you boot from MILO, it will not ask
you about 2.0 compatibility (since there is no point in doing so), and
will always make the filesystem with '-O none -b 1024'.

I will test it again here.

Can you boot with the 'debug' argument, and try to find the command
that gets logged to the third console when you make the filesystem?

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