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> With baselayout2 and openrc, you need to explicitly put lvm into the boot |
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Wow! I didn't even realize lvm was in init.d. There's nothing in the |
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doc about it. So I went ahead and added to the boot-level and |
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rebooted. |
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Same as before with (looks like) one addition: |
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*The lvm init-script is written for baselayout-2! |
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[!!] |
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*Please do not use it with baselayout-1! |
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So I removed lvm from boot level and just did a static /etc/init.d/lvm |
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start and got the exact msg as above. |
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How did I only get baselayout-1? I used the latest tarballs. And what |
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init-script should I use? |
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FWIW only one device, the SD card, can't be found and it is listed |
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about 20 times in the boot console before the LVM gives up. |
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Hold on, here's /etc/conf.d/lvm: |
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#LVM should normally only be started after mdraid is available |
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#this is because LVM physical volumes are very often MD devices |
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RC_AFTER="mdraid" |
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#vim: ft=gentoo-conf-d |
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Well, I don't have mdraid, as far as I know. I'll just comment out |
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that line and see where it leads. |
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mw |
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