http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4239
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What |Removed |Added
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Severity|major |critical
Summary|Cooker FTP install: LVM |Cooker installation: LVM
|problem when partitioning |problem when partitioning
|the disk |the disk
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-05-08 12:44 -------
It also happens using a HD installtion with hd.img
This bugs prevents me from installing cooker as I want my installation to use
LVM. I may be able to use a different way to install cooker on LVM but I want to
make sure it works from the installer.
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Cooker FTP install using network.img floppy.
[Custom Partitioning]
The installer detects the volume group "vg1" on /dev/hde (on a Promise
Ultra100-TX2 controller). "vg1" is empty.
Note: (before running the MDK installer). On /dev/hde using fdisk I
created an extended partition in /dev/hde4, a 1024Mb swap partition in
/dev/hde5 and the rest of the disk is /dev/hde6 as LVM (0x8e)
I toggle to expert mode.
I try to create a new logical volume:
Size in MB: 350
Filesystem Type: Jounalised FS: ReiserFS
Mount Point: /
Logical Volume Name: rootlv
Switching to Ctrl-Alt-F3 I can see:
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running: lvcreate -size 358400k -n rootlv vg1
remove_bigseldom_used
getFile Mandrake/mdkinst/usr/bin/lvcreate:
running: lvdisplay > ARRAY(0x81cb8cc) -D -c /dev/vg1/
Switching back to Ctrl-Alt-F7:
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if I click on the partition just created I see the following details:
Mount Point: /
Device: vg1/
Type: Journalised FS: ReiserFS (0x183)
Start: sector 0
Size: 0(0%), sectors
Cylinder: 0 to 0
Not Formatted
It seems odd the Device is "vg1/" when I specify "rootlv" as the name
(basically I'm expecting "/vg1/rootlv" as the device name). Also why is
the size 0, it should 350Mb...
If I carry on and try to create a 2nd logical volume for /usr for
example with a size of 5000 then eventhough I give "usrlv" as the name
of the logical volume I end up having "vg1/"
There seems to be something quite wrong here with LVM...