RE: Setup_hardisk lvm Cannot determine size

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Tsapline Sylvain
Hello

Unfortunately another error ;)

Regards
Sylvain


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Fai.log

Performing FAI installation. All data may be overwritten!
^G^G^G
Calling task_install
Source hook: partition.PROSODIE.source
Unrecognized escape \d passed through at /fai/store/lib/exec.pm line
104.
disklist was:
cciss/c0d0Input was:
# Partitionnement standard avec  LVM

disk_config disk1 bootable:1
primary /boot 500 ext3 rw
primary - 0- - -

disk_config lvm
vg VG01 disk1.2
VG01-swap   swap2048swapsw
VG01-root   /   2048ext3rw
VG01-opt/opt3048ext3rw
VG01-var/var2000ext3rw
VG01-tmp/tmp600 ext3rw
VG01-usr/usr2000ext3rw
VG01-appli  /appli  0-  ext3rw
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit TiB print 1 /tmp/49akAvm5vS 2
/tmp/hp3YfxfpiH
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 0.03TiB
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End  Size  Type  File system  Flags
(STDOUT) 
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit B print free 1 /tmp/RlrVAYxtoZ 2
/tmp/sIN3NruLRJ
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 36414750719B
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End   Size  Type  File system
Flags
(STDOUT) 0B 36414750719B  36414750720BFree Space

(STDOUT) 
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit chs print free 1 /tmp/PhC8pyuNSv
2 /tmp/04xeWSmeQK
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 4427,44,32
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) BIOS cylinder,head,sector geometry: 4427,255,63.  Each cylinder
is 8225kB.
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End Type  File system  Flags
(STDOUT) 0,0,0  4427,44,32Free Space
(STDOUT) 
Finding all volume groups
  No volume groups found
(CMD) mdadm --detail --scan --verbose -c partitions 1 /tmp/hRvbZeLi5L
2 /tmp/caIumWWoFq
Cannot determine size of /dev/cciss/c0d0p2 - scheme unknown
Current disk layout
$VAR1 = {
  '/dev/cciss/c0d0' = {
 'bios_heads' = '255',
 'disklabel' = 'msdos',
 'partitions' = {},
 'bios_cylinders' = '4427',
 'size' = '36414750719',
 'sector_size' = '512',
 'begin_byte' = 0,
 'end_byte' = '36414750718',
 'bios_sectors_per_track' = '63'
   }
};
Current LVM layout
$VAR1 = {};
Current RAID layout
$VAR1 = {};
/fai/hooks/partition.PROSODIE.source: line 20:
/var/log/fai/current/disk_var.sh: No such file or directory
partition.PROSODIE.source OK.
Skiping task_partition
Calling task_mountdisks



Re: Setup_hardisk lvm Cannot determine size

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Michael Tautschnig
 Hello
 
 Unfortunately another error ;)


Well, it's actually the same, but I changed the wording to make it unique...
Nevertheless, I'll try to fix it this afternoon, I'll keep you posted.

Best,
Michael



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Re: setup-storage and grub issue

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Christopher Huhn
Michael Tautschnig wrote:
 I started playing around with setup-storage to setup a
 lvm-on-raid1-2disk box. setup-storage really works out fine, but grub
 installation fails, apparently because the $BOOT_DEVICE is set nowhere.
 disk_var.sh only defines $SWAP_LIST and $ROOT_PARTITION
 
 Hmm, yes, $BOOT_* only get defined in case they reside on a normal partition. 
 I
 think I can easily fix this if you can give me a hint what they should be set 
 to
 in this case. Ok, $BOOT_PARTITION is obvious, but what should $BOOT_DEVICE be
 set to? I'm lacking the knowledge about RAIDgrub, apparently. Could you help 
 me
 out?
   
I haven't figured out the proper method yet.
Anyhow installing grub in the MBR of disk1 is sufficient to boot the
installed system.
So in my case BOOT_DEVICE should be /dev/sda.

But to boot in case of a failure of the primary disk, grub has to be
installed to the MBR of disk2 also. Obviously this will only work for
RAID1. Additionally some howtos suggest a kind of device swap magic to
make grub think that disk2 is disk1 on install.

Also menu.lst needs to be modified to contain a fallback entry that
boots from disk2. This will have to be updated by hand on every kernel
upgrade - unless update-grub will be patched to handle such RAID setups.

Finally mdadm has to be on the package list for the installed system.
Then the created initramfs will happily boot from the RAID1 rootfs
without further intervention. This should probably be mentioned in the wiki.

Kind regards,
Christopher

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Creating local mirror

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Walter den Besten

For creating a local mirror, I found the script mkdebmirror.

In this script, an rsync to debian/dists/etch/main/disks-i386 (or  
disks-amd86) is done.


This data is however not available. Nor on the german, dutch or ftp.debian.org 
 site.


Who knows what the data is, which is rsynced to my machine?

Walter


Re: Creating local mirror

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Henning Sprang

Walter den Besten wrote:

For creating a local mirror, I found the script mkdebmirror.

In this script, an rsync to debian/dists/etch/main/disks-i386 (or 
disks-amd86) is done.


This data is however not available. Nor on the german, dutch or 
ftp.debian.org site.


Who knows what the data is, which is rsynced to my machine?


No idea...

If you want, I could search I might have some old scripts where such 
errors are corrected, but in general, I'd recommend using apt-mirror - 
it's simple and powerful, uses lines looking like sources.list entries.


One note: with the Etch version of apt-mirror, don't use the cleanup 
feature - it has problems with packages with ~ in it, and cleans them 
away evenb if they ar up to date. Fixed in Unstable/Testing.


Henning


RE: Setup_hardisk lvm Cannot determine size

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Tsapline Sylvain
Hello

All right, another try.

Greetings
Sylvain

Fai.log

Loading keymap(s) fr-latin1 ...done.
Calling task_action
FAI_ACTION: install
Performing FAI installation. All data may be overwritten!

Calling task_install
Source hook: partition.PROSODIE.source
Unrecognized escape \d passed through at /fai/store/lib/exec.pm line
104.
disklist was:
cciss/c0d0Input was:
disk_config disk1 bootable:1
primary /boot 500 ext3 rw
primary - 0- - -

disk_config lvm
vg VG01 disk1.2
VG01-swap   swap2048swapsw
VG01-root   /   2048ext3rw
VG01-opt/opt3048ext3rw
VG01-var/var2000ext3rw
VG01-tmp/tmp600 ext3rw
VG01-usr/usr2000ext3rw
VG01-appli  /appli  0-  ext3rw
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit TiB print 1 /tmp/v1iVf3jhTf 2
/tmp/vOmCvoabXR
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 0.03TiB
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End  Size  Type  File system  Flags
(STDOUT) 
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit B print free 1 /tmp/pSWTqRTavQ 2
/tmp/ztMLFv4NbL
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 36414750719B
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End   Size  Type  File system
Flags
(STDOUT) 0B 36414750719B  36414750720BFree Space

(STDOUT) 
(CMD) parted -s /dev/cciss/c0d0 unit chs print free 1 /tmp/hlEaWBJ3ZH
2 /tmp/gB9KX4Ey3p
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Disk /dev/cciss/c0d0: 4427,44,32
(STDOUT) Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
(STDOUT) BIOS cylinder,head,sector geometry: 4427,255,63.  Each cylinder
is 8225kB.
(STDOUT) Partition Table: msdos
(STDOUT) 
(STDOUT) Number  Start  End Type  File system  Flags
(STDOUT) 0,0,0  4427,44,32Free Space
(STDOUT) 
Finding all volume groups
  No volume groups found
(CMD) mdadm --detail --scan --verbose -c partitions 1 /tmp/Gnb84j5G7r
2 /tmp/vmOSXia0cs
Current disk layout
$VAR1 = {
  '/dev/cciss/c0d0' = {
 'bios_heads' = '255',
 'disklabel' = 'msdos',
 'partitions' = {},
 'bios_cylinders' = '4427',
 'size' = '36414750719',
 'sector_size' = '512',
 'begin_byte' = 0,
 'end_byte' = '36414750718',
 'bios_sectors_per_track' = '63'
   }
};
Current LVM layout
$VAR1 = {};
Current RAID layout
$VAR1 = {};
Desired disk layout
$VAR1 = {
  'PHY_/dev/cciss/c0d0' = {
 'disklabel' = 'msdos',
 'partitions' = {
   '1' = {
 
'start_byte' = 32256,
'number'
= 1,
 
'mountpoint' = '/boot',
 
'mount_options' = 'rw',
'size'
= {
 
'resize' = 0,
 
'range' = '518160384-518160384',
 
'preserve' = 0,
 
'eff_size' = 518160384,
 
'extended' = 0
 
},
 
'filesystem' = 'ext3',
 
'fs_options' = '',
 
'end_byte' = 518192639
  },
   '2' = {
 
'start_byte' = 518192640,
'number'
= 2,
 
'mountpoint' = '-',
 
'mount_options' = '-',
'size'
= {
 
'resize' = 0,
 
'range' = '35895121920-35895121920',
 
'preserve' = 0,
 
'eff_size' = '35895121920',
 
'extended' = 0
 
},
 
'filesystem' = '-',
 
'fs_options' = '',
 
'end_byte' = '36413314559'
  }
 },
 'fstabkey' = 'device',
 'bootable' = '1',
 'virtual' = 0
   },
  'VG_VG01' = {
 'volumes' = {
'appli' = {
 'filesystem' =
'ext3',
 'fs_options' = '',
 'mountpoint' =
'/appli',
 'mount_options' =
'rw',
 'size' = {
 
'resize' = 0,
 'range'
= '0-33889.933300972',
 
'preserve' = 0,
 
'eff_size' = '22145.9333007813'
   }
  

Re: Creating local mirror

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Thomas Lange
 On Wed, 9 Apr 2008 13:05:10 +0200, Walter den Besten [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 said:

 For creating a local mirror, I found the script mkdebmirror.
 In this script, an rsync to debian/dists/etch/main/disks-i386 (or  
 disks-amd86) is done.
This is already commented out in newer versions of the script. IIRC,
this directory does not exists after sarge, so not need to rsync it
for etch or after.

-- 
regards Thomas


Re: Setup_hardisk lvm Cannot determine size

2008-04-09 Diskussionsfäden Michael Tautschnig
 Hello
 
 All right, another try.
 
Ok, we're getting a lot closer. Could you please give r4867 a try?

Thanks,
Michael



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