subject:"\[Bug 1027951\] Re\: grub\-probe fails with no such disk when using \/dev\/mapper\/vg0\-rootlv, but not with \/dev\/dm\-2 \(which should be the same\)"

[Bug 1027951] Re: grub-probe fails with "no such disk" when using /dev/mapper/vg0-rootlv, but not with /dev/dm-2 (which should be the same)

2012-08-01 Thread Phillip Susi

You can create plenty more than 4 partitions. The currently supported method of installing with an encrypted root is to place /boot on an unencrypted partition. ** Summary changed: - grub-probe fails with "no such disk" when using /dev/mapper/vg0-rootlv, but not with /dev/dm-2 (which should be

[Bug 1027951] Re: grub-probe fails with "no such disk" when using /dev/mapper/vg0-rootlv, but not with /dev/dm-2 (which should be the same)

2012-07-26 Thread Daniel Hahler

** Summary changed: - grub-probe fails with "no such disk" when using /dev/mapper/vg0-rootlv, but now with /dev/dm-2 (which should be the same) + grub-probe fails with "no such disk" when using /dev/mapper/vg0-rootlv, but not with /dev/dm-2 (which should be the same) -- You received this bug n