Hello Yes well I like magician, i'm just trying to fing out a way to specify a mount point without specifying a /dev/sdaX
For example HP systems use /dev/cciss/cXdXpX and can't handle a /dev/sda mountpoint. And this might be a problem while it can be handle by FAI classes, It would be easier for me to use a generic disk_config file. Autodiscovery works when using is "disk_config disk1" to create primary or logical partition. So my point is to know is there any way to adress a lvm volume using a generic mount point like "disk_config lvm disk1 3" for example to set up a lvm group on the third partition of disk 1 And yes well I like magic :) Regards Sylvain -----Message d'origine----- De : Michael Tautschnig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : samedi 16 février 2008 17:31 À : Tsapline Sylvain Cc : [email protected] Objet : Re: Lvm setup-storage mount point > Hello > > I'm happily using setup-storage to set-up LVM Volumes. > > I do have a little question about vg volume mount point > > I tried several combinaison without success : > > For example i'd like to use logical mountpoint instead of /dev/sdX. > > For instance something like that > > > # Simple LVM example > disk_config disk bootable:1 > primary /boot 500 ext3 rw > primary - 4096- - - > > disk_config lvm > vg my_pv /home > my_pv-_swap swap 2048 swap sw > my_pv-_root / 2048 ext3 rw > How should that work? After all, /home is not declared to be any partition. And even more so, it is self-contradictory, isn't it? There is something mounted as /home and now you put an LVM volume group onto that device, so it cannot be mounted as /home anymore. Or am I missing some LVM magic? Best, Michael
