% George Toft (
george@georgetoft.com) wrote:
> I need some help from you kernel warriors.
>
> I just changed my root filesystem from reiserfs to ext3
> (tar -c, mke2cf, tar -x), rebooted, and it worked fine.
heh, just migrated my laptop from reiserfs. durn reiserfs. My experience
is that resierfs has given me 0 problems on machines with very few reboots,
however, on my laptop has caused b0rked files.
> Here's the weird part - /etc/fstab still showed my root filesystem
> is reiserfs:
> /dev/hdc3 / reiserfs defaults 1 1
>
> and running mount verified it was mounted as reiserfs.
>
> I changed /etc/fstab:
> /dev/hdc3 / ext3 defaults 1 1
>
> rebooted, went through a long fsck (no errors), and now it it mounted
> as ext3, verified by mount.
I ran into this situation exactly.
I believe, it's /etc/mtab that you need to delete prior to a reboot.
hth,
Gontran