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Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 12:50:09 +0500
From: Nauman <mailtonauman@gmail.com>
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To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Subject: Re: EXT2-FS Error (ext2_new_block) Where is this comming from?? can anyone help
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thanks for ur reply Honza , 
that problem was solved .. that was my own kernel hack. and was due to
some calculation bugs
 :)
Nauman

On 5/5/05, Nauman <mailtonauman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear linux gurus,
> I have set up a Block Device over a SCSI drive. I write data to the
> actual target drive after writing same blocks in my RAMDISK. I am
> using RAMDISK of 2 GB. once the allcoated blocks of my RAMDISK are
> full i start freeing those blocks (WRITE THROUGH). at  this point i
> get this message during Write operations
> Ext2 FS- Error: ext2_new_block : Allocating blocks in System zone. <block_nr>
> Is this some sort of calculation error or some other configuration problem??
> 
> --
> When the going gets tough, The tough gets going...!
> Peace ,
> Nauman.
> 


-- 
When the going gets tough, The tough gets going...!
Peace ,  
Nauman.
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