Re: SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-11 Thread Ranga Nathan
The 'Aye's are above the 'no's on this.
I am seeing frequent corruption to file systems, and our workload is
light.
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That was my advice then, and I still stand by it.  However, if Robert
could send me a console log of the failed re-IPL off-list, I'll take a
look at it.  I suspect I know what is wrong, but would like to look at
the log to be sure.


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> and two physical volumes
> in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system.
There was a thread some months back about the wisdom of putting the root
file system into a logical volume.  I believe the concensus was "Don't
do it, because when there are problems with the logical volume, the
system becomes difficult to boot (seems now, difficult to install into
too :))"

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Re: SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-08 Thread Post, Mark K
That was my advice then, and I still stand by it.  However, if Robert
could send me a console log of the failed re-IPL off-list, I'll take a
look at it.  I suspect I know what is wrong, but would like to look at
the log to be sure.


Mark Post

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> and two physical volumes
> in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system.
There was a thread some months back about the wisdom of putting the root
file system into a logical volume.  I believe the concensus was "Don't
do it, because when there are problems with the logical volume, the
system becomes difficult to boot (seems now, difficult to install into
too :))"

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Re: SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-08 Thread Uriel Carrasquilla
We follow this advise and created /boot   / (root) and SWAP in one 3390 M2.
Then, we LVM /tmp, /home, /opt and /(site) where /site would have normally
being /usr/local.  Our next step is to LVM /var.
When LVM is not working, we can still come up.  We only depend on one
volume to be there.

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> and two physical volumes
> in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system.
There was a thread some months back about the wisdom of putting the root
file system into a logical volume.  I believe the concensus was "Don't do
it, because when there are problems with the logical volume, the system
becomes difficult to boot (seems now, difficult to install into too :))"

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Re: SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-08 Thread Michael MacIsaac
> and two physical volumes
> in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system.
There was a thread some months back about the wisdom of putting the root
file system into a logical volume.  I believe the concensus was "Don't do
it, because when there are problems with the logical volume, the system
becomes difficult to boot (seems now, difficult to install into too :))"

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Re: SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-08 Thread Jeremy Warren
Did you double check the checksums from the install CD's had a similar
issue with a bad CD once..

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I'm trying to install using SLES 9 Service Pack 2. I get the first part of
the installation done, and the system shuts down. I then boot from the new
/boot drive, and it starts to come up, but then complains about bad
superblocks in the root file system, and comes up to single user mode
asking for the root password and wanting to fix the problem.

If I start from SLES 9 base, I can do the install without problem.

I'm not sure what is going wrong in the SP 2 install, and was wondering if
anyone else has seen this.

I am trying to set up /boot as its own minidisk, and two physical volumes
in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system. I have an
additional two volume volume group for the users to install their
applications in. Everything except swap is ext3.

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SLES 9 SP 2 install problem...

2005-08-08 Thread Nix, Robert P.
I'm trying to install using SLES 9 Service Pack 2. I get the first part of the 
installation done, and the system shuts down. I then boot from the new /boot 
drive, and it starts to come up, but then complains about bad superblocks in 
the root file system, and comes up to single user mode asking for the root 
password and wanting to fix the problem.

If I start from SLES 9 base, I can do the install without problem.

I'm not sure what is going wrong in the SP 2 install, and was wondering if 
anyone else has seen this.

I am trying to set up /boot as its own minidisk, and two physical volumes in a 
volume group, divided into swap and the root file system. I have an additional 
two volume volume group for the users to install their applications in. 
Everything except swap is ext3.

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Robert P. Nix   Mayo Foundation
RO-CE-8-857 200 First Street SW
507-284-0844Rochester, MN 55905
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"In theory, theory and practice are the same, but
 in practice, theory and practice are different."


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