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[LI] Kernel versions and ext2 filesystems

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Subject: [LI] Kernel versions and ext2 filesystems
From: Mahendra M <karmah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 22:37:29 +0530
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Hi,
	I have a very crude doubt-
Does the filesystem handling change with a new kernel.
I have a Debian installation - kernel 2.0.x    <--
and RHL - kernel 2.2.x
When I mount the RHL partition under Debian and run fsck ( the one that comes 
with RHL ) immediately afterwards ( the next time I boot to RHL ) some errors
crop up (always). There are no problems with the Debian partition mounting under
RHL.
	Could someone enlighten me on this.

-Mahendra M
RV College of Engineering, B'lore
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