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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 10:44:36PM +0100, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote: |
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> Am 11.11.2014 um 21:56 schrieb Michael Mair-Keimberger: |
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> > Don't get confused about the "lvm" flag. This just get passed to my very |
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> > simple custom initramfs |
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> Why not try dracut for creating your initrd? |
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> I spent *lots* of time around lvm/mdadm with systemd and grub2 back then ... |
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> What does your own initramfs do that dracut won't do? |
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There's no specific reason why I use my own initrd. Maybe just curiosity |
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- I just want to know what my initrd is really doing ;) |
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I'll try dracut. If it's working I still can look into it's init script |
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to find out what exactly is wrong with my custom one. |
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> Aside from that: |
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> We don't see your kernel-config. Did you check for the requirements |
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> systemd has and recompile your kernel accordingly? |
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Yeah, i've checked my kernel config (even wrote that). I've just |
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followed the wiki howto regarding kernel config :) |
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> Does your new menuentry boot without the init= part? |
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Hmm, not sure if i've tried that. I'll give it a try when i'm back home. |
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> Just some generic thoughts, nothing specific, sorry. |
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Thanks anyway, dracut is a starting point. |
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> Stefan |
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greetings |
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Michael Mair-Keimberger |
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