hey gc, on your people.mandrakesoft page you have no link for rpmmon or
anything related to it other than a tutorial in which i saw no place to
d/l or code to write...you were the first to announce it so i assume it
was your little project. pop it in the distro :).
@localhost$ google
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
I did not know what it does. Besides, I suspect that for LVM you can't
use device numbers, you have to use real names. Numbers are assigned
dynamically when volume group is configured; if we rely on vgscan it may
find another VG first, so minor number will be wrong.
Blue Lizard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hey gc, on your people.mandrakesoft page you have no link for rpmmon or
anything related to it other than a tutorial in which i saw no place to
well
1- previous 10 times i talked about it, i've put the exact url
2- the link is small (four letters) but
Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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3. You cannot shutdown root volume but that's probably just cosmetic
(warning on shutdown). May be sensible to filter root VG from shutdown.
is the initrd getting umounted gracefully?
What initrd? I speak about LV with root
Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought, I try it with new mkinitrd and new way how it handles devfs
(Chmouel, what is this magic handledevfs in nash? What it does - or,
rpmmon would have told you to ask me, not chmouel, the question.
[gc@bi ~] rpmmon -p mkinitrd
gc
better,
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
So it works, that's it?
Yes.
There is a patch to adapt the size of the initrd to what's inside. Wasn't
it enough?
I did not know about it. It was quick'n'dirty just to see if it possible.
Why have you quoted mkrootdev?
I did not know what it does.
Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Why have you quoted mkrootdev?
I did not know what it does. Besides, I suspect that for LVM you can't
use device numbers, you have to use real names. Numbers are assigned
dynamically when volume group is configured; if we rely on
