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2002/01/13 22:08:21, Jasmin Buchert <jasmin@×××××××××.ch> wrote: |
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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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cool hack! |
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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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I tried for 5 days straight to get this working! My solution was to remove root |
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from LVM. I also had trouble with lvmcreate_initrd. Forcing an unmount didn't |
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help either. |
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Thanks |
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jack morgan |
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