Thanks. That's a perfectly acceptable answer.
Bug closed.
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Cluster filesystems don't like some of the options required in desktop
(for example PREEMPT_*) that will make them unusable (the can lead to
data corruptions) due to their design.
Fabio
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Another issue with this approach is the lack of linux-restricted-
modules-*-server. So, on my desktop at least, playing with OCFS2 is
going to require me to build my own modules, take them from the -server
package and drop them into my -generic /lib/modules, or reboot every
time I want to use OCFS2
Of course I haven't. The massive majority of desktop installs will never
need it.
What I've tried to do is challenge the argument for excluding it.
It isn't loaded by default. It is simply a small file that sits idle in
the /lib/modules folder. And for the <.01% of users who want to try it
out wi
You've given no reason to include it. I think we are pretty fair in
keeping it separated.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.19 (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
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