[Leaplist] ext4 no journal, but no boot.

[Kevin Korb]

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Only the very newest grub can boot from ext4.

Also, why would you turn off journaling in ext4?  Why not just run ext2
if you want unjournaled?

tom foster wrote:
> Howdy guys,
> 
> You can turn off journaling in ext4. I did, but when I booted it
> dropped me into a recovery shell.  So what changes do I have to make so
> I can boot?  should I change grub so it boots from a regular device
> instead of by uuid?

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