Hello! I'm having some difficulty creating an Ubuntu server image using LVM. Any guidance would be most appreciated.
Both the golden client and the image server are running 64-bit versions of Ubuntu 9.04. I've tried both SystemImager 4.16 as well as Andrea's 4.17 Debian images. The install on the client system dies during the disk partitioning process. Here's the output: Load software RAID modules. Load device mapper driver (for LVM) modprobe: module dm-mod not found modprobe: failed to load module dm-mod Initializing partition /dev/sda5 for use by LVM pvcreate -M2 -ff -y /dev/sda5 || shellout Device /dev/sda5 not found (or ignored by filtering). Killing off running processes. ------------------ fdisk -l show that /dev/sda5 does indeed existed as Linux LVM, so I assume the problem is the inability of the system to load the LVM module. However, Ubuntu 9.04 has removed dm-mod, as it is now compiled into the kernel (uname -r = 2.6.28-11-server). Is this in fact what is going on? If so, is there a work around? If not, if I use a different flavor of Linux for the image server, will that address the problem, or does the boot CD kernel choice come from the golden client? Thanks so much for any help you may have! Josh
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