Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (471 mails)

[Karl Sinn <news@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Am Montag, 29. Juni 2009 05:02:31 schrieb Vahis:
> It's not the machine. It's GRUB not being able to boot from ext4.

I'm reading this thread, but I actually don't understand.
I installed Milestone2, as by default, on a ext4 partition, and the system was 
able to boot from it.

Why do you say that GRUB can not handle ext4?

The only problem I had, and that's why I reinstalled with ext3, was that my 
opensuse 11.0 didn't want to start. It complained about some unknown options 
on the filesystem.

Which leads me to the question:
Why is ext4 the default filesystem, if it still causes problems?

Isn't it better to keep a working default and work on the new version until 
it's failsave before putting it as the new default?

Thanks
Karl
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