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If it's all in lost+found, a first step probably would be to move the
top level dirs in lost+found back to /.

Clearly, your problems are either with a ext2 FS or a bad kernel.  I have
extensive experience with Slackware 10.0 and 10.1 and they are rock solid
with a single crash on about 5 system-years of operation.  (Sticks tongue
out at M$ users.)

> I have noticed that ever since I changed to the new kernel  by upgrading
> and not reinstalling.  I have had trouble on reboots, Usually due to
> power failer.   Also with 2.6  my system would hang when  I complied
> SCSI support in for the Adptec 29160.  Causing fsck to start on the
> next reboot.

> I am just wondering if anyone else knows about problems like this
> with kernel 2.6?   Thinking about going back to 2.4 since I need my SCSI
> backup tape to work just for things like this.  Unless I can get 2.6 to
> install from the CD and see the SCSI card.
Why bother with 2.6?  Yours clearly is unstable.

> Adrin

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