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umsdos bug in 2.1.124?

umsdos bug in 2.1.124?

Post by Jan Andre » Sun, 29 Nov 1998 04:00:00



When compiling the umsdos filesystem into the kernel, the symbol
`umsdos_dentry_operations' is unresolved at linking time.

When I select it as a module, then it can be compiled, but it
won't work afterwards. The permissions of all files, except for
the first one in each directory, are always 0600, and can't be
changed in any way.

Yes, I did include fat and msdos filesystems in the kernel, and
I did umssync the dirs before using them.

Is this a bug? Or am I just missing something (it worked this way
with 2.0.35)?

Thanks in advance.

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umsdos bug in 2.1.124?

Post by Matija Nal » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00



>When compiling the umsdos filesystem into the kernel, the symbol
>`umsdos_dentry_operations' is unresolved at linking time.

>When I select it as a module, then it can be compiled, but it
>won't work afterwards. The permissions of all files, except for
>the first one in each directory, are always 0600, and can't be
>changed in any way.

>Yes, I did include fat and msdos filesystems in the kernel, and
>I did umssync the dirs before using them.

>Is this a bug? Or am I just missing something (it worked this way
>with 2.0.35)?

Yes, it is a bug. 2.1.127 should have it fixed, and next release after
2.1.130 should have some more bugs fixes (pseudo-root related ones).
Please read fs/umsdos/README-WIP.txt for more information.

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