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thelugnut
December 2nd, 2009, 05:30 PM
I downloaded and installed 9.10 and had so many problems I erased it and installed 9.04 back in.
I have read where some users had problems galore, some had problems small, and some had no problems at all.
So I am wondering if my using ext4 might have been the cause for so many problems.
Any thoughts on this?
phillw
December 2nd, 2009, 06:03 PM
I downloaded and installed 9.10 and had so many problems I erased it and installed 9.04 back in.
I have read where some users had problems galore, some had problems small, and some had no problems at all.
So I am wondering if my using ext4 might have been the cause for so many problems.
Any thoughts on this?
Try here --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1133719
As for me, I'm still on ext3 with 9.10.
regards,
Phill.
dhavalbbhatt
December 2nd, 2009, 06:12 PM
I have had absolutely no problems with ext4 and 9.10. It has been working like a charm for me. I have KK on my desktop, which also has Windows 7 (dunno why?) and Jaunty (ext3). On my laptop I have ext4 KK and Windows 7. Everything is 64 bit for me.
With respect to lagtime, there is a slight increase in the boot time with KK, but that is really negligible. Data read from ext4 seems a bit faster (there is no way for me to verify that though). Did you upgrade or do a fresh install?
Mark Phelps
December 2nd, 2009, 07:36 PM
As another "data point" ...
I installed 9.10 afresh (using Ext4) on a system that already had Jaunty (using Ext3) and Win7 -- and have had no problems whatsoever with using Karmic or continuing to use the other two OSs.
thelugnut
December 2nd, 2009, 09:24 PM
Thanks for the replies...
Phillw - That is the thread that caused me to initiate this one.
dhavalbbhatt - Both. First an upgrade, then a fresh install. Sameresults.
Mark Phelps - So ext4 and 9.10 worked for you. Might be I am looking in the wrong direction, then.
I'll try again some time in the future, I suppose.
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