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Question out of curiosity: |
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Why do you have lvm support compiled as a module? To me it doesn't buy |
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you any advantages that I can see and has a few disadvantages. Such as |
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every module that has to be loaded increases your boot time by a small |
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amount, more to possibly go wrong with a module, and I understand that |
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modules are a security risk. Since it has to be loaded all the time |
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anyway, seems to make more sense having it inside the kernel. |
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> After updating to baselayout 1.8.2 boot failed because chkfs could activate my |
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> lvm partitions |
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> problem is here at line that says: |
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> if [ -x /sbin/vgscan -a -d /proc/lvm ] |
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> well /proc/lvm doesnt exist when lvm is compiled as a module and not yet |
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> loaded. I added modprobe -av lvm-mod above that line |
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> Linux cartman.linux.home 2.4.19-gentoo-r7 #1 Fri Jul 5 00:45:50 EEST 2002 i686 |
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> AuthenticAMD |
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Thomas M. Beaudry |
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k8la / ys1ztm |
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If at first you don't succeed, work for Microsoft. |
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