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Title:
kpartx udev rule is broken
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Title:
kpartx udev rule is broken
To manage
How about this year? ;-) Has the broken udev rule been removed from
kpartx yet? It would be nice to have this resolved for Ubuntu 13.04.
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Title:
kpartx udev rule is broken
To manage
The broken/nonfunctional udev rule has not yet been removed in kpartx,
but 12.04 uses kpartx to activate dmraid partitions and so supports GPT.
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Title:
kpartx udev rule is broken
To manage
What is the status on this bug?
I recently clean installed Ubuntu 12.04 and had no problems mounting the
disks, so the steps in Post #15 are no longer necessary, at least for
Intel Matrix Raid. Looking at the kpartx udev rule in 12.04, the file
appears unchanged, but the kpartx-activate script co
Ok, I'll look & see if there is a ticket for the GPT disk problem, or
I'll open a new ticket tomorrow. Thanks Philip.
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But, dmraid can't activate the partitions on GPT disks, so how will this
work? Also, could you send me a link to the changes?
Thanks.
-John
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The broken rules have been removed upstream and should be merged down
into debian and ubuntu before long. dmraid will continue to handle the
partitions itself because if it doesn't, it is unable to deactivate the
array.
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What is the status of the proposed changes made by Jesse? I found that
11.10 did not include kpartx & the changes he proposed. Doing it by
hand myself, it worked, but as soon as any change is made that would
rebuild initrd.img, the kpartx files & the changes have to be redone.
I'm trying to figur
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** No longer affects: dmraid (Ubuntu)
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Title:
kpart
The '-part' is an argument to the '-p' switch, so it also needs removed
from the kpartx command, and needs to follow the '-p' switch to dmraid,
if that switch is added there, but I do not think it should be, for the
same reason that it should be removed from kpartx.
The reason that dmraid handles
Quoting Jesse Johnson (bbukni...@gmail.com):
> Ok, so to fix this problem follow these steps (assuming you are using
> Ubuntu 11.04):
Thanks very much Jess.
...
> I am not sure how to convert my changes into an uploadable patch via
> Launchpad. Could someone please direct me to a tutorial or giv
Ok, so to fix this problem follow these steps (assuming you are using
Ubuntu 11.04):
1. Modify this line in /lib/udev/rules.d/95-kpartx.rules
ENV{DM_STATE}=="ACTIVE", ENV{DM_UUID}=="dmraid-*", \
RUN+="/sbin/kpartx -p -part -a /dev/$kernel"
by changing "dmraid-*" to "DMRAID-*"
While there is no explanation, the man page for dmraid has this:
dmraid {-a|--activate} {y|n|yes|no}
[-d|--debug]... [-v|--verbose]... [-i|--ignorelocking]
[-f|--format FORMAT[,FORMAT...]]
[{-P|--partchar} CHAR]
[-p|--no_partitions]
[--separator SEPARATOR]
[-t|--test]
[RAID-set...]
I think you wo
Yes, I am also wondering whether or not this will be resolved for 11.10.
I can upload the patch, but I first need to know the "switch to tell
dmraid not to create the partitions" that Phillip mentioned in comment
#9. I could not find such a switch in the dmraid man file.
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Has there been any additional work done on this? This bug has affected
me also, because of the point raised in comment #9 about using dmraid
with GPT partitions. Will this be resolved for 11.10? Thanks. -John
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I am willing to test any changes that might help resolve this problem.
Just point me to the code.
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Title:
kpartx udev ru
** Also affects: dmraid (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: multipath-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New => In Progress
** Changed in: multipath-tools (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Phillip Susi (psusi)
** Changed in: dmraid (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecid
@Phillip,
Do you mind attaching a bzr tree for dmraid doing what you suggest here,
and updating the tree already linked? I'll create test packages so
people can make sure everything works as expected.
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Either kpartx should create the partitions or dmraid should, not both.
You are right that dmraid does not understand GPT, so for that to work,
kpartx should be run instead, but then dmraid needs to be asked not to
create the partitions and let kpartx handle it for both types of
partition table. Th
I believe Philip may be incorrect about the dmraid rule not belonging.
I have a RAID 5 disk with a GPT partition table. When only dmraid
runs, my drive is listed in /dev/mapper/drive but not its partitions.
If I then run 'kpartx -a /dev/mapper/drive' then my two partitions
appear as /dev/mapper/
After additional testing, I have determined that the UUID for MBR disks
are duplicated across two mappings and that the regular mapping is
dysfunctional. Thus for MBR disks I must point to /dev/mapper rather
than use UUID. Again, this could be fixed if we could only fire the
rule for GPT disks.
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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Title:
kpartx udev rule is broken
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Quoting Phillip Susi (ps...@cfl.rr.com):
> I'll just drop the part about the -Q then, rather than file a new bug
> about the other parts, especially since I already have it linked to the
> debian bug about the rest.
That works :)
> Still the rules trying to match multipath and dmraid and run kpar
I'll just drop the part about the -Q then, rather than file a new bug
about the other parts, especially since I already have it linked to the
debian bug about the rest.
Still the rules trying to match multipath and dmraid and run kpartx are
broken. The one for dmraid should not be there at all, a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 644481 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/644481
Ah, I see. We didn't SRU because it did not seem to cause any
regression. Is this really preventing it from working for you? If so,
we should SRU bug 644481. I will mark this bug a dup of that one.
Please
The modprobe was added in Ubuntu, but the dmraid- is also there in
debian. It looks like it has been changed to a lower case -q in Natty,
but I'm still running Maverick.
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Thanks for reporting this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
Debian has actually never had this rule. It was added in Ubuntu to
avoid the need for the multipath-tools-boot script.
The '-Q' option has been fixed some time ago. What release are you on?
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Checked Debian sid and they seem to have dropped the modprobe rule.
Created branch to drop both rules, and fix the other rule that tries to
match on "dmraid=*" to "DMRAID-*".
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** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #618700
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=618700
** Also affects: multipath-tools (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=618700
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Branch linked: lp:~psusi/ubuntu/natty
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