Ali Hussnain Shah wrote:
> hi,
> i have switched successfully from debian to fedora2-x86_64 . afterwards
> i have updated my distro kernel from 2.6.5-1.358 to 2.6.8-1.521 with
> redhat update manager. Now whenever i boot with 2.6.8 the kernel boots
> root ext3 filesystem as ext2
How do you know it's being mounted as ext2?
Note that there are two root filesystems: one for the early bootup
environment (populated from the initrd file). That one *is* mounted as
ext2, since it isn't supposed to be changed: its contents will be thrown
away and recreated at next boot from the initrd file.
What does the output of mount tell you?
> and kudzu wants to uninstall some hardware
> devices, so currently i have to switch back to 2.6.5.
Which devices?
James.
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