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Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 16. Sep 2015, 02:44
by ChuangTzu
From the Linux kernel mailing list:
https://lkml.org/lkml/2015/7/15/438
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 16. Sep 2015, 03:38
by ElderDryas
That's all right, everyone knows that Salix users are "Lazy Slackers" and thus, being lazy, take the defaults. Which in this case is XFS
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 16. Sep 2015, 13:00
by gapan
Well, this doesn't mean much really. Ext3/2 will still be supported, it's just that the ext4 driver will support those, instead of the ext3 driver, as ext4 is a superset of ext3. I think it's been like that for a while too.
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 25. Sep 2015, 04:17
by maroman
is this
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[ 2.467349] EXT3-fs (sdb2): error: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (240)
[ 2.467625] EXT2-fs (sdb2): error: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (240)
result of driver removing? I use salix mate with kernel 4.1.4 on ext4 fs
cheers,
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 25. Sep 2015, 07:51
by gapan
No, this is the exact opposite. These messages show because the kernel tries to use the ext3 (and ext2) modules to access an ext4 partition. If the ext3/ext2 modules are removed, the messages will stop showing.
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 25. Sep 2015, 12:14
by djemos
Put "rootfstype=ext4" on your boot command line and it should go away.
# Append any additional kernel parameters:
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append="quiet vt.default_utf8=1 rootfstype=ext4"
Re: Ext. 3 FS driver being removed from kernel
Posted: 26. Sep 2015, 16:53
by maroman
djemos wrote:Put "rootfstype=ext4" on your boot command line and it should go away.
thanks for valuable hint. the warning didn't disappear. I reinstalled os and went back to xfs fs.
cheers,