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linux-lvm Jason A. Lixfeld 3 participants 3 messages Oct 9, 2001

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I just need to know what a stable release of LVM is for RedHat and what compiler to use. The stock RedHat 7.1 compiler is buggy, from what I understand here. I've had so many problems in the last week and I'm getting really frustrated with all of this :( I'm using kernel 2.4.10 but am more than willing go to down a couple revs for something stable.

Please let me know what's a stable LVM/Kernel/Compiler setup so I can keep my systems up.

Thanks.

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Quoted 5 lines · Jason A. Lixfeld

I just need to know what a stable release of LVM is for RedHat and what compiler to use. The stock RedHat 7.1 compiler is buggy, from what I understand here. I've had so many problems in the last week and I'm getting really frustrated with all of this :( I'm using kernel 2.4.10 but am more than willing go to down a couple revs for something stable.

Redhat 7.1, the Redhat version of gcc, stock kernel 2.4.10 + lvm-1.0.1rc4 work fine for me, _AFTER_ switching off any optimization in the configure-script of LVM (change -O2 to -O0).

Regards, Markus

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Quoted 8 lines · Jason A. Lixfeld

I just need to know what a stable release of LVM is for RedHat and what compiler to use. The stock RedHat 7.1 compiler is buggy, from what I understand here. I've had so many problems in the last week and I'm getting really frustrated with all of this :( I'm using kernel 2.4.10 but am more than willing go to down a couple revs for something stable.

Please let me know what's a stable LVM/Kernel/Compiler setup so I can keep my systems up.

Get the latest CVS code - this has optimisation turned off so you should be ok with redhat.

- Joe