Removed 5 th disk and tried a LVM install and it did not see disk 2, 3, 4 and
you could not find if they were mounted or ? - nothing.
Decided to go back to orig. hand lay out and when you get it done it says that
sda must have a GPT disk Label. There are no provisions to do this and its
not
On Thursday October 8 2015 1:03 pm, Lamar Owen wrote:
> On 10/07/2015 04:10 PM, Larry Linder wrote:
> > It appears that at least from our experiments SL cannot handle more than
> > 4 hard disks and this goes back to at least 5.9. SL 6.7 identifies the
> > disks as all sda - sde but fails to
On 10/07/2015 04:10 PM, Larry Linder wrote:
It appears that at least from our experiments SL cannot handle more than 4
hard disks and this goes back to at least 5.9. SL 6.7 identifies the disks
as all sda - sde but fails to mount 5th disk.
I'm sure that it is not SL that cannot handle more
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 1:51 PM, Larry Linder
wrote:
>
> On Tuesday October 6 2015 11:07 am, Larry Linder wrote:
>> First step was to remove the 5th disk from the system. I was mounted as
>> /sde1 After this is complete the install finished with out a problem.
>>
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:10 PM, Larry Linder
wrote:
> Install fails because it can't write /boot to GPT partitioning. SL5 does not
> understand this but relies on Master Boot Record.
>
> It appears that at least from our experiments SL cannot handle more than 4
On Tuesday October 6 2015 11:07 am, Larry Linder wrote:
> First step was to remove the 5th disk from the system. I was mounted as
> /sde1 After this is complete the install finished with out a problem.
>
> A long time ago we ran into this problem and it had to do with the number
> of devices.
>
First step was to remove the 5th disk from the system. I was mounted as /sde1
After this is complete the install finished with out a problem.
A long time ago we ran into this problem and it had to do with the number of
devices.
We used to run 32 SCSI drives on a server using two 16 device cards
First step is "stop partitioning and getting cutesy with your layout at install
time." Adding extra disks and software configs, especially the /mysql that may
conflict with SELinux, is begging for trouble at install time. See if you can
bring it alive with a bare installation, on sda only.
Dear Sir:
We are building a new server and decided to use SL 6.7
The system is a quad core AMD with 32 G Ram and 5 T bytes of disk space.
The OS is installed on the sda1 - 10
/engr is installed on sdb1
/mysql is install on sdc1
/backup01 is on sdd1
/backup02 is on sde1
The install progresses