sokolovss
February 19th, 2009, 03:58 PM
I've read a lot of articles about File Systems and realised, that Reiser4 suites me. I decided to install Ubuntu on Reiser4. Also I found some packages, those add support of Reiser4 to GRUB.
Now I use ext4, but it is too slow, so as ext3.
What I've done:
1) boot from live-cd
2) in Synaptic I mark for installation:
libaal-dev - as I understood it's for GRUB
libncurses5-dev
libreadline5-dev
uuid-dev
libreiser4-dev - as I understood it's for GRUB
reiser4progs
3) in GParted I made all partitions, exept SWAP in Reiser4
4) start ubiquity installer, disk partitioning. I can't mark my partitions to be Reiser4 (So, that's the problem)
I've read many threads, but nowhere the problem was solved.
I've tried debian-installer on alternate CD, but it has the same problem.
My system now: Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha4 amd64, but I tried all versions from 7.04
Now I use ext4, but it is too slow, so as ext3.
What I've done:
1) boot from live-cd
2) in Synaptic I mark for installation:
libaal-dev - as I understood it's for GRUB
libncurses5-dev
libreadline5-dev
uuid-dev
libreiser4-dev - as I understood it's for GRUB
reiser4progs
3) in GParted I made all partitions, exept SWAP in Reiser4
4) start ubiquity installer, disk partitioning. I can't mark my partitions to be Reiser4 (So, that's the problem)
I've read many threads, but nowhere the problem was solved.
I've tried debian-installer on alternate CD, but it has the same problem.
My system now: Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha4 amd64, but I tried all versions from 7.04