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Rich Freeman <rich0 <at> gentoo.org> writes: |
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> > Are you going to roll out some "notes" on putting |
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> > raid-1::btrfs onto HD? Or just the VM install? |
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Sure. What about an example fstab using names and UUIDs |
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at the same time, or and fstab with UUID and one with labels |
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if they cannot be used simultaneously in the same fstab. |
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(boot root and swap only :: just to keep it simple) |
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> The notes should work just fine for installing that on an HD. Is |
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> there something you found missing in them? |
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I'm working on setting up a bunch of old boxes to test installations |
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on actual hardware. Part of that is more AC and UPS capacity in |
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the lab. Wiring and more breakers (AFCI/GFI) so the project has |
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grown and there are other non related HW issues I'm working on too. |
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> The only thing they aren't targeted at is EFI. I'd need to mess with |
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> that a bit in a VM as I do not have any EFI hardware other than my |
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> chromebook, which seems fussier than most as far as what it boots. |
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Yep. Previously we have discuss MBR/EFI grub1-grub2, gpt (>< wT disks) |
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and tools to effect the (/boot/root/swap). And then there |
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is the need for a quick or unattended install semantic, before |
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I can rigorously test those many conflicts. I'll start a new thread |
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when I'm ready. Best guess is a few weeks. |
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thx, |
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James |
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