[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08.10.2007 12:32:50: > I've reproduced the issue and my suspicion is that either the boot loader or > the kernel is failing to release /dev/dasda1 after the kernel and/or initrd > have been loaded which leads to fsck concluding that it is mounted.
Judging from the data found in the bugtracker, this sounds more like a setup problem: > Configuration is a 125 cylinder /dev/dasda1, which is to be mounted > as /boot, and a large /dev/dasdb1 which is to be mounted as /. > df: Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on > df: tmpfs 257928 80 257848 0% /dev > df: tmpfs 257928 80 257848 0% /dev > df: tmpfs 257928 80 257848 0% /.dev > df: /dev/dasda1 5781776 557576 4930500 10% /target DF shows that /dev/dasda1 is >5G while a dasd with 125 cylinder should be around 80-90MB. Example for a correct setup: /dev/dasda1 mount as /boot device number 1000 /dev/dasdb1 mount as / device number 1001 -> Kernel command line: dasd=1000-1001 root=/dev/dasdb1 /etc/fstab contents: /dev/dasda1 /boot /dev/dasdb1 / Regards, Peter -- Peter Oberparleiter Linux on System z Development IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
