Hi, > I think that I discovered that quik doesn't like ext3 partitions. > > I tried this just once, but it seemed to work and I would like to know if > the same method works for you: before upgrading/installing a new kernel, > disable the journal (tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/partition), install the > kernel, run quik with its configuration file upgraded, reenable the journal > (tune2fs -j /dev/partition) and then you're done (I think). >
quik doesn't know about ext3 journaling. So better use a normal ext2 partition for /boot or be very sure that the /boot partition is unmounted properly before rebooting. Cheers, Peter (p2).
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