[Bug 555780] Re: /var on separate partition fails at boot time

2010-04-11 Thread Krzysztof Matusik
Hm. You're right.

I've commented out /etc/fstab lines with 'run and 'lock and system looks
the same as before (and boots properly).

Well, last time I've tried this was about 4 weeks ago- then boot process 
(lucid) hanged, I'm sure (I've tried few times to be sure this was fstab and 
/var issue). But this weekend was the first time I've found some spare time to 
try solve the issue. Maybe you did put some changes in the mean time or maybe 
this was caused by different package...
Anyway- I can confirm everything works properly.

Sorry for the mess, regards

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[Bug 555780] Re: /var on separate partition fails at boot time

2010-04-11 Thread Scott James Remnant
** Changed in: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Fix Released

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[Bug 555780] Re: /var on separate partition fails at boot time

2010-04-10 Thread Krzysztof Matusik
I've investigated the issue and it looks it's not a initramfs-tools package 
problem but mountall problem.
There is a file /lib/init/fstab from that package that has configuration lines 
with /var/run and /var/lock.
It seems that one who has /var on separate partition should put lines for 'run 
and 'lock in his /etc/fstab to override the /lib/init/fstab lines.
There should be some documentation, guide for users- then this bug would be 
partially solved.


** Package changed: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu) = mountall (Ubuntu)

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[Bug 555780] Re: /var on separate partition fails at boot time

2010-04-10 Thread Krzysztof Matusik
I've checked it thoroughly and I can confirm the bug.
No documentation, no mention anywhere that if someone wants to mount somewhere 
in the directory tree first should check /lib/init/fstab and duplicate lines 
containing mount points inside directory he intends to mount and after his 
line. For ex.:
UUID=4ef7876b-6d81-4f2c-a677-a7dd25716876   /varext4
user_xattr0   2
none/var/runtmpfs   
mode=0755,nosuid,showthrough0   0
none/var/lock   tmpfs   
nodev,noexec,nosuid,showthrough 0   0

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[Bug 555780] Re: /var on separate partition fails at boot time

2010-04-10 Thread Scott James Remnant
This isn't true at all.

The reason that there's no documentation that you need to do anything
special for mountall to support /var on a separate partition is because
you don't!  You've pasted the appropriate lines from /lib/init/fstab for
/var/run and /var/lock and as you can see, they both have the
showthrough mount option

These causes mountall to take special action to mount /var, with these
filesystems mounted on it and under it

** Package changed: mountall (Ubuntu) = initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)

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