[...] > > PS: Details on the partitioning problem... I have to install on > machines with disks ranging from 40Gb to 240Gb. These are > workstations and there is a lot of software installed in /usr/local > but we don't need much space in /home because we have home dirs > mounted via nfs. So I need at least 15G in /usr. /home can be less > than 10Gb. I had the following lines in my disk config: > > logical /home 100-50% ext3 rw,nosuid createopts="-m 1" > tuneopts="-c 0 -i 0" > logical 20G-40G /usr ext3 rw > > But on a machine with a 40Gb drive, I got a 8Gb /usr partition and a > 20Gb /home. That's about the reverse of what I want so I changed it > to this: > > logical /home 10G-40G ext3 rw,nosuid createopts="-m > 1" tuneopts="-c 0 -i 0" > logical /usr 20G-50% ext3 rw > > But I got exactly (or almost exactly) the same partition sizes. >
Huh!? That really shouldn't happen. Could you send the config file you are using, and, if possible, also some log files? That would really help a lot debugging those issues. You can of course send them via private mail. Thanks a lot, Michael
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