On 11/24/2011 04:41 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Running wheezy
>
> My updates were held up for a few days because of a problem involving
> backuppc not uninstalling properly... now solved.
>
> So now I've ran the update gui. During this update 187 pkgs were
> involved. One of them was gcc-4.6. So I now have 4.5 and 4.6
> installed.
>
> I noticed that a new grub.cfg was installed, even though boot was not
> mounted.
>
> Another thing that happened is that /etc/resolv.conf was overwritten
> which took me offline with no ability to resolve.
>
> So, three things:
> 1) Do I need to do anything special about the upgrade
> in compiler?
>
No .
> 2) Should it be considered a bug that grub files are written when boot
> is not mounted. Seems like if the routine notices (which it does)
> that those files are absent, should there not be further code to
> check for boot being mounted?
> It seems it should not be possible for `/boot/grub' to be created
> on an empty boot. Not during an update.
>
Can't really imagine why /boot shouldn't be mounted ..
of course it is possible , but upgrading grub without having /boot
mounted sounds for me like shooting himself in the leg .
> 3) About etc resolv.conf being rendered useless during update: That
> two seems like it should be bug
>
Could you check that you don't have resolvconf installed ?
if yes than you should configure it or remove ...
> I pulled out an old backup with the right stuff in it and overwrote
> /etc/resolv.conf. I then proceeded to make the file imutable with
> chattr -i.
>
> Am I likely to run into problems with /etc/resolv.conf set immutable?
>
>
>
>
Regards ,
Alex
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