> On Tue, 2011-01-18 at 19:52 +0100, Thomas Lange wrote: > > >>>>> On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 19:22:41 +0200, Toomas Tamm <[email protected]> > > >>>>> said: > > > > > First, the sysinfo system had not mounted /usr, /var, etc under > > /target. > > > Wasn't it the case some years ago that a system booted into FAI > > sysinfo > > > automagically found the root partitition and used the /etc/fstab there > > > to mount the remaining partitions under /target ? Has this > > functionality > > > been lost somehow? > > This should still work. But I'm not sure if it also works when usiong > > lvm and raid. >
The code is in lib/fai-mount-disk, but I have no idea whether this still works,
I'm slightly confused by the bash magic in there.
[...]
> Is it possible that the missing /usr/({s}bin|lib) is causing problems
> for udev, and that leads to partially-populated /dev?
>
I don't think that /dev is bind-mounted into /target in case of sysinfo - for
installs this happens in updatebase only, which obviously isn't run in case of
sysinfo. Hence your problems with that.
Best regards,
Michael
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