On 20.III.2004 at 08:10 Andrew Pollock wrote: > > Disk setup: 1 IDE disk, /dev/hda, previously partitioned thusly: > > /dev/hda1 Windows 2000 60G > /dev/hda2 Linux (type 82) 500M > /dev/hda3 Linux swap 500M > /dev/hda4 Linux LVM (type 8e) Lotsa > > Everything's great like this, it works fine. > > I initially went to try and install having something like this: > > /dev/hda1 Windows 2000 60G > /dev/hda2 Linux LVM (type 8e) 60G > > When I got to the "configure LVM" stage, it barfed, saying I had no physical > volumes or something to that effect.
I suppose that the following has happened. Your original configuration contains active LVM volumes. This means that the kernel is using /dev/hda4 and as a result the kernel is unable to reread the partition table. If I am right, the following should work: 1. Before you repartition, go to "configure LVM" 2. Remove all physical volumes 3. Return to partman and repartition as you wish 4. Go again to "configure LVM" and create whatever volumes you want 5. Return to partman and asign mount points, etc. Partman should disallow changes in a partition table that is used by the kernel. This is already reported bug (#239441,#238388). Anton Zinoviev -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
