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Hi, |
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Just do: |
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mkdir /tmp/etctmp |
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mount -t tmpfs none /tmp/etctmp |
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cd /etc |
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tar -cpf - * | tar -f - -xvpC /tmp/etctmp |
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mount -o bind /tmp/etctmp /etc |
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After this you should have enough free space in /etc :) |
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PS: Installing Gentoo from bootdisk onto a root LV does not work. I get |
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kernel panic while mounting the root LV (has something todo with devfs). Also |
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the 'lvmcreate_initrd' command does not work while in the build chroot (it |
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cannot unmount the loopback device). |
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Have a nice day, |
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Jasmin Buchert |
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On Saturday 12 January 2002 10:11, you wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> i think, there is something wrong with gentoo and lvm (does nobody tested |
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> a fresh install with lvm?) ... When i tried to setup a large Volumegroup |
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> (about 54 GB), i got error-messages becaus there was not enoungh free space |
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> within /etc to write /etc/lvmtab.d/gentoo (i named this Volumegroup |
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> "gentoo"). Maybe a bigger Ramdisk would be a Workaround (or should we mount |
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> tmpfs to the directory /etc/lvmtab.d after the first "vgscan"?). What do |
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> you think? The file /etc/lvmtab.d/gentoo is about 256 kb size ... |
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> As first workaround on my desktop system, i deleted |
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> /lib/modules/2.4.16/pcmcia, because i don't have any pcmcia devices ... |
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> ciao, |
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> Juergen Ilse (ilse@××××××.de) |
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