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Am 20.07.2012 19:34, schrieb Canek Peláez Valdés: |
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> systemctl --all --full --no-pager |
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See attachment. |
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That LVM-thing seems to be the solution. |
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Added my lvm.service from back then when I first played with systemd. |
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That file was like the one listed here: |
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http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Systemd#Services |
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But there is no udev-settle.service anymore. |
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For testing I simply removed the 2 lines "Requires" "After" and started |
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lvm.service manually. |
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This started the LVs correctly now and I am able to log into Gnome now |
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(writing from that very session). |
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So the trick might be to correctly edit this lvm.service file (get the |
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dependencies right). |
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In general I prefer to have openrc still at hand: |
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I run a bit complicated network-setup for KVM and libvirt, bridged stuff |
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etc ... and back then I wasn't really successful getting this config to |
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work w/ systemd. So I need my fallback-entry in Grub2 ... |
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This might also lead to disabling networkmanager and somehow configure |
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my network via network.service or something. |
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Thanks! Stefan |
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