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Am 03.05.2014 22:50, schrieb Peter Humphrey: |
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>> Yes, I noticed that annoyance myself. I would much prefer it to default to |
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>> more logical names. |
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> If the docs had included that little snippet I'd have saved myself many a |
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> frustrating hour. I'll only look stupid if I tell you how many ;-) |
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> Anyway, I don't want to hijack the thread. I just wanted to point out that |
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> raid arrays don't need lvm2 or mdraid present to auto-start, at least not on |
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> my openrc box which also has no initramfs. |
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Thanks for your contribution. I spent nearly the whole day digging |
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around this issue ... |
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I wonder if I speak for more users when I say that all this is kind of |
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confusing sometimes ... and as mentioned I take the opportunity to clean |
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up this (my!) mess here now as it grew over the years. |
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I am not so far to skip the initramfs -> I don't *know* that, I just |
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tested removing the line from grub2 and it failed finding the root-fs. |
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For booting from a plain partition on an SSD I think I shouldn't need an |
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initramfs? Does it have to do with MBR/GPT as well (the SSD is |
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still/again MBR, as UEFI booting broke badly for me back then) ? |
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Maybe I learn more soon ;-) |
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Stefan |
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