I have dual opteron gentoo box with xfsed / I tried use this kernel ftp://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/testing/RHEL/SRPMS/kernel-2.4.21-9.EL.sgi1.sr c.rpm but after "insmod /modules/xfs.o" (I use initrd)
I have not tried that particular src.rpm on an amd64 (I don't have the hardware...) but as far as I know, xfs works fine on the platform - I'd suggest trying a stock 2.4.25 kernel first, and see how
<"Eric Sandeen"> Due to nptled glibc I can't use pure 2.4.x kernels only redhat kernels or 2.6.x. I tried use kernels from atrpms but all fedora and rh9 kernel failed to compile, for example : 08:38
I've been using XFS on x86-64 systems running 2.4 and 2.6 kernels without any problems. Distribution used was Suse 9.0 for x86-64. The 2.4 kernels (x86-64) were the precompiled ones supplied by Suse.
If you have any newer version of the RHEL+xfs kernel, it would be nice if you could upload it. The current one didn't work for me.. wouldn't boot with root-fs on LVM. This works fine with the 2.4.21-
В Вск, 29.02.2004, в 13:08, Christian пишет: Can you post your kernel and hardware config? Suse does not support nptl. RedHat support it and also their kernels have new sheduler (http://www.redhat.co