[mythtv-users] XFS on a 2.4.22 kernel

[Jarod Wilson]

On Mar 29, 2004, at 12:18, Daniel Walton wrote:

> sorry, I didn't specify in my original email that I'm not using Axel's 
> kernel
> becuase I have a pcHDTV card.  The pcHDTV drivers won't compile with 
> his kernel
> (at least I haven't read of anyone being able to do so) so I'm on a 
> different
> kernel.

Ah, that would explain it. Very compelling reason. Yeah, I never got 
the pcHDTV drivers to compile against Axel's kernel either. I believe 
it is a v4l version mismatch, or something (its been a while). What I'd 
suggest is using the latest FC1 kernel source (2.4.22-1.2174), combined 
with Axel's latest kernel source, extract his xfs patch and try 
applying it to the FC1 kernel source. Actually, even better, take 
Axel's kernel src.rpm, install it, edit the spec file, commenting out 
all the patches but the ones for XFS, then try rpmbuild --bb 
<ATkernel>.spec. That ought to result in a nice rpm-installable kernel 
package that is nothing more than stock FC1 with XFS patched on top.

HTH... =)

> On Mon, 29 Mar 2004, Jarod C. Wilson wrote:
>
>> On Monday 29 March 2004 10:46, Daniel Walton wrote:
>>> Does anyone have this working?  I'm on 2.4.22-1.2110 and I haven't 
>>> been
>>> able to get it to compile.  I tried the patches on the XFS website 
>>> but no
>>> luck there. I'll send out the compile error later on today but I was 
>>> just
>>> curious if anyone has this working.
>>
>> ATrpms kernels are all patched with XFS support, including the 
>> 2.4.22-series
>> Fedora kernels. Take a look at Axel's source rpms and spec files. Or 
>> just run
>> one of Axel's kernels and save yourself the trouble, unless you have 
>> some
>> compelling reason to compile an XFS-enabled kernel yourself...

-- 
Jarod C. Wilson, RHCE

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