Messages in this thread | | | From | Keith Rohrer <> | Subject | Re: ifos9660 in 2.0.30 | Date | Wed, 21 May 1997 07:25:58 -0500 (CDT) |
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> On Tue, 20 May 1997, Jacques Gelinas wrote: > > > > > Just wanted to make sure someone reports this. If you have ifos9660 as > > > > a module, the kernel says that ifos9660 isn't a supported file system when > > > > you try to mount a cd. It works when you don't use the module. Also it > > > > worked in 2.0.29 as a module.
> > It is working here with 2.0.30 and with any other previous release. For > > sure I am running kerneld which load it on demand. I've had that particular demand-loading fail on me, but I think it was due to too many things being asked of kerneld by the same mount request, and a race condition somewhere.
My current, possibly similar problem, with kerneld and 2.1.29, is that with FAT and MS-DOS-fs as modules, I can't mount my /dos partition on bootup (doesn't like the fs type msdos); even repeating the mount call right after the kerneld invocation doesn't help, but by the time I get a prompt, there's no problem.
This could be something with sysvinit (2.64 and maybe 2.69 as well) and/or kerneld backgrounding itself before it finishes its installation) though.
Keith
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