On Oct 4, 2012, at 1:13 PM, Ingo Becker wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > i am trying to create a bootable vm using grub2. Here are the steps i tried:
> >
> > 1. creating a logical volume using lvcreate
> > 2. creating a partition-table with one ext partition inside the logical
volume:
> > My question is, whats the right way to install grub2 to the lvm device? Or is there a way to install
grub2 to a logical volume without a partition-table (/dev/vg/debianvm)? Do i have to chroot to the system
to install grub or is there a way to install it from the host?
There does appear, as was pointed out, that there is a confusion between VM (virtual machine) and LVM
(logical volume management). If you are using LVM, I strongly recommend that you do not use GRUB2 on
that partition. It is almost impossible to repair (I found it to be impossible) since it requires a way
to mount those partitions _before_ being able to repair it, and no repair kits do such.
KitchM
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