Parted appears to not be able to deal with ext2 filesystems that have sparse_super set. I first noticed this when running parted (and qtparted) from the SystemRescueCD (http://sysresccd.org). I downl
I'm sure, that reiserfs is not changed since that times. The reason of bugs is possible bug in resize code of progsreiserfs or/and using it on slightly corrupted filesystem. It is possible, but fact
reiserfsprogs is official progs from NAMESYS. And progsreierfs is not official different implementation. It has fully different interface. Parted uses progsreiserfs, because it is easy to use it. It
OK, that was easy enough, and I no longer get the "incompatible feature" problem; now it's "strange layout": NoImplementation: This ext2 filesystem has a rather strange layout! Parted can't resize t
Yeah, just more bureaucracy. The [reiserfs] bit isn't trivial. libparted doesn't expose whether functionality is external, etc. I thought you said you get the above error message? Typo? Cheers, Andre
Hi Andrew, I got this bug report ages ago, but never forwareded it to you, cause I never really knew what to do with it. I'd suggest that this bug be taken as a request to change the online help to s
Ah, ooops! Basically: that error makes sense (to us programmers), because the constraint is: "there is no way to do this" (NULL). So, what should ped_file_system_get_create_constraint() return if the
Ah, I see where you got confused. You thought because you pressed cancel, you were cancelling the deletion, but you were actually cancelling the process of informing the kernel about changes. When yo
Hi. parted 1.6.3 on kernel 2.4.19 I was about to do some resizing/reorganizing of a hdd with parted. Basically I've got weird results, and lost a partition. I tried to rescue it, but it detected a hf
And if Intel's "little-endian-only doctrine were to hold across the board, never", but Intel's not the only game in town. But it could in theory later. I took my direction here from conversations wi