the hostname requires
telling mdadm;
3. provide a debconf setting to disable the homehost feature
(setting it to).
the UUIDs are different, that's why the array don't get assembled.
since you should now be able to reproduce (even without RAID) i'll trash
th
t; Note that mdadm.conf in initrd contains name "hetzer", while
actual arrays are named "file".
that's what i'm talking about.
Is your real hostname "file" ?
yes.
pille
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tem (normal)
install grub
finish
snapshot2
reboot
snapshot3====
cheers
pille
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i assembled my RAID devices by hand
How?
something like:
mdadm --assemble /dev/md1 /dev/sd[abcd]4
but all names were prefixed with hostname 'hetzner'.
What names? You mean the name= attribute in the mdadm --examine
output?
excactly.
Please provide the exact original and new UUIDs, d
made up)
disks used were new & empty and had no affiliation to hetzner online AG
you can search the net for '"name=hetzner:" mdadm.conf' to yield probably the
original UUIDs.
pille
--- initrd.img-2.6.32-5-amd64:
47498 blocks
3718babf31303bc28114430ec0182e14 ./etc/
n this bug and reviewed the mdadm changelog, which
fixes this bug. i sucessfully grew the array using the version from
nightly install CD.
please backport from testing to stable.
thanks
pille
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Package: libc6
Version: 2.3.5-6
Severity: serious
Hallo,
I have the (bad, it seems) habitude of putting leading zeroes in the
IP-addresses in /etc/hosts.
eg.
127.000.000.001 localhost.localdomain localhost
192.168.001.002 ghp-medp4.ghp.be ghp-medp4
Since I ran aptitude last weekend (3/9/2005
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