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I agree, I haven't seen a *nix with these in the main startup script |
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even if the box always had, for example, RAID. |
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I would suggest, at the minimum, if you're going to leave them in the |
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script to surround them with an "if" statement controlled by a variable |
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in /etc/conf.d/rc indicating whether it's installed or not. |
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> In the first place I think lvm and raidstart shouldn't be in there at |
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> all, but have separate init scripts. |
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> I use evmns, but still have lvm and raidtools installed. This is a |
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> little bit annoying, because one gets errors messages during startup. |
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> Dominik |
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>>> |
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>>> After updating to baselayout 1.8.2 boot failed because chkfs could |
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>>> 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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>>> - -- |
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>> AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH :P |
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>> And the last guy promised this is the right way (tm). |
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>> so if we add before that line: |
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>> -----------------snip---------------------- |
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>> /sbin/modprobe -a lvm-mod &>/dev/null || : |
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>> -----------------snip---------------------- |
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>> it will fix it for you ? |
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>> -- |
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>> Martin Schlemmer |
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>> Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Developer |
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>> Cape Town, South Africa |
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Thomas M. Beaudry |
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k8la / ys1ztm |
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