I can't startup my Fedora 12
I have only install Fedora 12. My partition is /boot 200M LVM 290G LVM: fedora 20G other 10G opt 60G home 200G swap 3G fedora is Fedora 12's / opt is /opt home is /home All the filesystem is ext4 Then I want to install CentOS in other,I backup /boot and format /boot to ext3(because CentOS 5.4 doesn't support ext4) and copy backup to /boot Install CentOS to other,and format other to ext3. When I have installed CentOS,I can login CentOS,but when I choose Fedora 12,my system will stop in fsck,and I can't startup it... -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
Re: I can't startup my Fedora 12
On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:18 AM, 严晶涛 wrote: I have only install Fedora 12. My partition is /boot 200M LVM 290G LVM: fedora 20G other 10G opt 60G home 200G swap 3G fedora is Fedora 12's / opt is /opt home is /home All the filesystem is ext4 Do you mean, including /boot ? My memory is that ext4 /boot is still not officially supported. Did you reboot once, just to check? Then I want to install CentOS in other,I backup /boot and format / boot to ext3(because CentOS 5.4 doesn't support ext4) and copy backup to /boot Install CentOS to other,and format other to ext3. Where is Cent's /boot? What happens to F12's /boot that you attempted to restore? When I have installed CentOS,I can login CentOS,but when I choose Fedora 12,my system will stop in fsck,and I can't startup it... Has Cent OS's /boot by any chance overwritten F12's /boot? That's kind of what I'm expecting happened. I think what you wanted to do was set the host (MSDOS) disk label as /boot 200M: ext3 (I would name it "Fboot" or something in diskdruid, to make it easier to remember.) other 10G: ext3 (I like 40G or so, to play in, and I would probably name it "cent" or "otherOS") LVM 280: LVM In other words, make the entire Cent OS file system a single MSDOS level partition. Hmm. I just checked the current partitioning instructions. I think I'd better go raise a fuss or two. Anyway, the above should work, and allow you to do something like what you are trying to do. Recognize that, in the above, all of cent's file system, including "/" and " /boot", would reside in the "other" partition. (I'm not sure about the LVM interactions, or I'd suggest something like separate "Fboot" and "Cboot" MSDOS-level partitions for Fedora's /boot, and Cent OS's /boot, respectively.) Joel Rees -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
Re: I can't startup my Fedora 12
2010/1/5 Joel Rees > > On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:18 AM, 严晶涛 wrote: > > I have only install Fedora 12. >> My partition is >> /boot 200M >> LVM 290G >> >> LVM: >> fedora 20G >> other 10G >> opt 60G >> home 200G >> swap 3G >> >> fedora is Fedora 12's / >> opt is /opt >> home is /home >> >> All the filesystem is ext4 >> > > Do you mean, including /boot ? > Yes,/boot is ext4 too > > My memory is that ext4 /boot is still not officially supported. > > Did you reboot once, just to check? > > > Then I want to install CentOS in other,I backup /boot and format /boot to >> ext3(because CentOS 5.4 doesn't support ext4) and copy backup to /boot >> Install CentOS to other,and format other to ext3. >> > > Where is Cent's /boot? > /boot too,I want Fedora and CentOS share the /boot > > What happens to F12's /boot that you attempted to restore? > > copy to /boot > > When I have installed CentOS,I can login CentOS,but when I choose Fedora >> 12,my system will stop in fsck,and I can't startup it... >> > > Has Cent OS's /boot by any chance overwritten F12's /boot? That's kind of > what I'm expecting happened. > > I think what you wanted to do was set the host (MSDOS) disk label as > > /boot 200M: ext3 (I would name it "Fboot" or something in diskdruid, to > make it easier to remember.) > other 10G: ext3 (I like 40G or so, to play in, and I would probably name it > "cent" or "otherOS") > LVM 280: LVM > > In other words, make the entire Cent OS file system a single MSDOS level > partition. > > Hmm. I just checked the current partitioning instructions. I think I'd > better go raise a fuss or two. Anyway, the above should work, and allow you > to do something like what you are trying to do. > > Recognize that, in the above, all of cent's file system, including "/" and > " /boot", would reside in the "other" partition. > > (I'm not sure about the LVM interactions, or I'd suggest something like > separate "Fboot" and "Cboot" MSDOS-level partitions for Fedora's /boot, and > Cent OS's /boot, respectively.) > I have found my Fedora's /etc/fstab is wrong,because /boot is now ext3,but in fstab is ext4,and UUID is wrong either. when I startup Fedora,I will login to (Repaird System)#,but I can't change anything in it. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
Re: I can't startup my Fedora 12
I login to CentOS,and modify my Fedora's /etc/fstab,then OK. 2010/1/5 严晶涛 > > > 2010/1/5 Joel Rees > > >> On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:18 AM, 严晶涛 wrote: >> >> I have only install Fedora 12. >>> My partition is >>> /boot 200M >>> LVM 290G >>> >>> LVM: >>> fedora 20G >>> other 10G >>> opt 60G >>> home 200G >>> swap 3G >>> >>> fedora is Fedora 12's / >>> opt is /opt >>> home is /home >>> >>> All the filesystem is ext4 >>> >> >> Do you mean, including /boot ? >> > Yes,/boot is ext4 too > >> >> My memory is that ext4 /boot is still not officially supported. >> >> Did you reboot once, just to check? >> >> >> Then I want to install CentOS in other,I backup /boot and format /boot to >>> ext3(because CentOS 5.4 doesn't support ext4) and copy backup to /boot >>> Install CentOS to other,and format other to ext3. >>> >> >> Where is Cent's /boot? >> > /boot too,I want Fedora and CentOS share the /boot > >> >> What happens to F12's /boot that you attempted to restore? >> >> copy to /boot > >> >> When I have installed CentOS,I can login CentOS,but when I choose Fedora >>> 12,my system will stop in fsck,and I can't startup it... >>> >> >> Has Cent OS's /boot by any chance overwritten F12's /boot? That's kind of >> what I'm expecting happened. >> >> I think what you wanted to do was set the host (MSDOS) disk label as >> >> /boot 200M: ext3 (I would name it "Fboot" or something in diskdruid, to >> make it easier to remember.) >> other 10G: ext3 (I like 40G or so, to play in, and I would probably name >> it "cent" or "otherOS") >> LVM 280: LVM >> >> In other words, make the entire Cent OS file system a single MSDOS level >> partition. >> >> Hmm. I just checked the current partitioning instructions. I think I'd >> better go raise a fuss or two. Anyway, the above should work, and allow you >> to do something like what you are trying to do. >> >> Recognize that, in the above, all of cent's file system, including "/" and >> " /boot", would reside in the "other" partition. >> >> (I'm not sure about the LVM interactions, or I'd suggest something like >> separate "Fboot" and "Cboot" MSDOS-level partitions for Fedora's /boot, and >> Cent OS's /boot, respectively.) >> > > > I have found my Fedora's /etc/fstab is wrong,because /boot is now ext3,but > in fstab is ext4,and UUID is wrong either. > when I startup Fedora,I will login to (Repaird System)#,but I can't change > anything in it. > -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
Re: I can't startup my Fedora 12
Thank you all the same 2010/1/5 严晶涛 > I login to CentOS,and modify my Fedora's /etc/fstab,then OK. > > 2010/1/5 严晶涛 > > >> >> 2010/1/5 Joel Rees >> >> >>> On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:18 AM, 严晶涛 wrote: >>> >>> I have only install Fedora 12. My partition is /boot 200M LVM 290G LVM: fedora 20G other 10G opt 60G home 200G swap 3G fedora is Fedora 12's / opt is /opt home is /home All the filesystem is ext4 >>> >>> Do you mean, including /boot ? >>> >> Yes,/boot is ext4 too >> >>> >>> My memory is that ext4 /boot is still not officially supported. >>> >>> Did you reboot once, just to check? >>> >>> >>> Then I want to install CentOS in other,I backup /boot and format /boot to ext3(because CentOS 5.4 doesn't support ext4) and copy backup to /boot Install CentOS to other,and format other to ext3. >>> >>> Where is Cent's /boot? >>> >> /boot too,I want Fedora and CentOS share the /boot >> >>> >>> What happens to F12's /boot that you attempted to restore? >>> >>> copy to /boot >> >>> >>> When I have installed CentOS,I can login CentOS,but when I choose Fedora 12,my system will stop in fsck,and I can't startup it... >>> >>> Has Cent OS's /boot by any chance overwritten F12's /boot? That's kind of >>> what I'm expecting happened. >>> >>> I think what you wanted to do was set the host (MSDOS) disk label as >>> >>> /boot 200M: ext3 (I would name it "Fboot" or something in diskdruid, to >>> make it easier to remember.) >>> other 10G: ext3 (I like 40G or so, to play in, and I would probably name >>> it "cent" or "otherOS") >>> LVM 280: LVM >>> >>> In other words, make the entire Cent OS file system a single MSDOS level >>> partition. >>> >>> Hmm. I just checked the current partitioning instructions. I think I'd >>> better go raise a fuss or two. Anyway, the above should work, and allow you >>> to do something like what you are trying to do. >>> >>> Recognize that, in the above, all of cent's file system, including "/" >>> and " /boot", would reside in the "other" partition. >>> >>> (I'm not sure about the LVM interactions, or I'd suggest something like >>> separate "Fboot" and "Cboot" MSDOS-level partitions for Fedora's /boot, and >>> Cent OS's /boot, respectively.) >>> >> >> >> I have found my Fedora's /etc/fstab is wrong,because /boot is now ext3,but >> in fstab is ext4,and UUID is wrong either. >> when I startup Fedora,I will login to (Repaird System)#,but I can't change >> anything in it. >> > > -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
