Hey Alasdair,
thanks for your comments.
On 04/11/2010 Alasdair G Kergon wrote:
> If the complex processing doesn't work for everyone then yes, simplify
> it and activate everything always.
>
> To do it the other way you need logic something like:
>Every time you boot, check if the stack of d
If the complex processing doesn't work for everyone then yes, simplify
it and activate everything always.
To do it the other way you need logic something like:
Every time you boot, check if the stack of devices necessary to be
activated has changed, and if so, update the information for use nex
Hey Christoph,
On 04/11/2010 Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote:
> I haven't fully looked at this so perhaps it's unrelated,...
>
> But one main problem I see here (that may be related), is that lvm's
> init-scripts are simply wrong, and abusing some things.
> I've already told Bastian this and there
Hey Christoph,
On 04/11/2010 Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote:
> I haven't fully looked at this so perhaps it's unrelated,...
>
> But one main problem I see here (that may be related), is that lvm's
> init-scripts are simply wrong, and abusing some things.
> I've already told Bastian this and there
I haven't fully looked at this so perhaps it's unrelated,...
But one main problem I see here (that may be related), is that lvm's
init-scripts are simply wrong, and abusing some things.
I've already told Bastian this and there are even several bugs open.
The problem is that lvm's init script simp
Hello,
Again I tried to work on this bugreport. I'm absolutely sure that
different bugs are spotted. Most people are hitting the following bug:
the debian-installer was changed to configure devices in fstab and
crypttab in the 'UUID=...' style some time ago. this works for most
systems, with the
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