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* Add 0010-fix-extended-partitions.patch: Only expose the
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tested - OK !
*when will it be available?*
there are only - as already mentioned some error messages a little ugly -
but it works
2014/1/9 Josef Hope josef.klotz...@gmail.com
Ok i will test in next days
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tested - OK !
*when will it be available?*
there are only - as already mentioned some error messages a little ugly -
but it works
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Ok i will test in next days
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Does it mean it is already fixef in 12.04.3 and newer?
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Ok i will test in next days
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Does it mean it is already fixef in 12.04.3 and newer?
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Ok i will test in next days
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Btw: i like Your Atari logo ... i am still owning a Mega STE and a Falcon,
which i had to repair last time as battery of battery buffered NVRAM was
dead. Now it still and again is alive !! :D
2013/8/24 Josef Klotzner josef.klotz...@gmail.com
Sorry, but in the moment it will not be a good idea
Sorry, but in the moment it will not be a good idea to destroy my RAID
again only to know, if this would work also with new install.
I have several OS Systems on the Raid besides ~ 1 TB data.
It would take me days of work to test and bring my machine back to state of
before via Backup.
I need it
Btw: i like Your Atari logo ... i am still owning a Mega STE and a Falcon,
which i had to repair last time as battery of battery buffered NVRAM was
dead. Now it still and again is alive !! :D
2013/8/24 Josef Klotzner josef.klotz...@gmail.com
Sorry, but in the moment it will not be a good idea
Sorry, but in the moment it will not be a good idea to destroy my RAID
again only to know, if this would work also with new install.
I have several OS Systems on the Raid besides ~ 1 TB data.
It would take me days of work to test and bring my machine back to state of
before via Backup.
I need it
Hello Ing., or anyone else affected,
Accepted multipath-tools into precise-proposed. The package will build
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This bug's description should be updated as per
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#SRU_Bug_Template to be
published in precise.
In particular, a minimal test-case to reproduce the problem observe
the fix would be nice. Reading all the comments on the bug report it's
not quite clear to
** Description changed:
kpartx was mapping the entire extended partition then stacking the
logical partitions on that device. This exposes a device that otherwise
appears to be an entire disk device containing the logical partitions,
and this confuses grub. The extended partition is
This bug's description should be updated as per
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In particular, a minimal test-case to reproduce the problem observe
the fix would be nice. Reading all the comments on the bug report it's
not quite clear to
** Description changed:
kpartx was mapping the entire extended partition then stacking the
logical partitions on that device. This exposes a device that otherwise
appears to be an entire disk device containing the logical partitions,
and this confuses grub. The extended partition is
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Dear Philip!
i did new install today (30th april 2013) with 12.04.2
same bug
it is still not in the updates !!!
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Dear Philip!
i did new install today (30th april 2013) with 12.04.2
same bug
it is still not in the updates !!!
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Since you now have a patch that appears to work, I presume this can be
marked Triaged?
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Good Job!
Nearly perfect ... only some error message left when doing 'sudo update-grub':
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo dmsetup ls --tree
[sudo] password for josef:
via_jehhchjje9 (252:8)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
├─ (8:128)
└─ (8:112)
via_jehhchjje8 (252:7)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Did the other errors go away? Those were odd... looked like something
dmraid might say but AFAIK it isn't run by update-grub.
-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: Using GnuPG with undefined -
Good Job!
Nearly perfect ... only some error message left when doing 'sudo update-grub':
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo dmsetup ls --tree
[sudo] password for josef:
via_jehhchjje9 (252:8)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
├─ (8:128)
└─ (8:112)
via_jehhchjje8 (252:7)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Did the other errors go away? Those were odd... looked like something
dmraid might say but AFAIK it isn't run by update-grub.
-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: Using GnuPG with undefined -
kpartx is incorrectly mapping the entire extended partition, then
building the logical partitions on top of the extended. Bad kpartx.
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and now? can i do something meanwhile, or need to wait for some nice guy to
bugfix kpartx ??
does bug report need an updated title? :D
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josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ ls -al /sys/block/dm-3/holders/
insgesamt 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Jän 4 20:43 .
drwxr-xr-x 8 root root 0 Jän 4 20:43 ..
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jän 4 20:47 dm-4 - ../../dm-4
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jän 4 20:47 dm-5 - ../../dm-5
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jän 4
Oh boy, all have the logical partitions are built using that nonsense
extended. Something is really fubar here.
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Can you look up the dm-X number that points to and check ls
/sys/block/dm-X/holders? Something must have it open...
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Originally you showed that the partition corresponded to dm-3. If that
is still the case, then check /sys/block/dm-3/holders.
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Dear Phillip and maybe others involved!
Please read the following carefully to understand the situation completely:
Since yesterday i tried to work around by bying a SSD to boot from, B U T !!!
it seems the problem causing grub-probe to fail are raid drivers (i don't know
sure if dmraid
So you are saying that the extended partition did not get a dev node
before, but does now, and that seems to be the problem? I was starting
to suspect that. Does removing it with dmsetup on 12.04 allow you to
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no, i was not able to change anything with dmsetup in 12.04 ... only
got error messages that this is not possible ... i don't know how to do
as your proposal does not work :(
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ok - sorry - needed to rebuild the raid to answer your question, because i
tried at least one work around: deactivating the raid :(
.
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo sudo dmsetup remove via_hehhchjje3
[sudo] password for josef:
device-mapper: remove ioctl failed: Kein passendes Gerät bzw. keine
Did you get the name right? I assume it changed since before? Does
/dev/mapper/via_hehhchjje3 still exist?
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yes - the name was misspelled -- the correct name is via_jahhchjje3 and not
via_hehhchjje3
but i only end up with different error message
-
sorry that it took longer - i deleted whole raid by error and built it new ...
i made backup of all partitions with fsarchiver before and do currently
Does dmsetup tree show that device being used by another? By the way,
you can prefix commands with LANG=C to disable the translations.
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nothing changed
with ubuntu 12.04 the tree looks like above with via_jehhchjje3 in between
while ubuntu 11.10 still shows and behaves correct
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josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo blockdev --getsize64 /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje
[sudo] password for josef:
2000409722880
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo dmsetup info /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje
Name: via_jehhchjje
State: ACTIVE
Read Ahead:
Thats strange; there is only one target. Is this a broken mirror? What
does sudo dmraid -n show?
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/dev/sdg (via):
0x000 signature: 0xaa55
0x002 version_number: 2
0x003 array.disk.bootable: 0
0x003 array.disk.enable_enhanced: 0
0x003 array.disk.in_disk_array: 1
0x003 array.disk.raid_type: 0
0x003 array.disk.array_index: 0
0x003 array.disk.raid_type_info: 1
0x003
/dev/sdg (via):
0x000 signature: 0xaa55
0x002 version_number: 2
0x003 array.disk.bootable: 0
0x003 array.disk.enable_enhanced: 0
0x003 array.disk.in_disk_array: 1
0x003 array.disk.raid_type: 0
0x003 array.disk.array_index: 0
0x003 array.disk.raid_type_info: 1
0x003
why should the mirror be broken?
if so, this ALSO would fail, but does not!:
sudo grub-probe -vd /dev/dm-6
and (!) ... keep in mind as i told you the raid still WORKS without any errors
with ubuntu 11.10 and related standard ubuntu version of grub there
(ok --- this info was within lots of
and ... this is 3rd time now that i ask this please:
if you really still think that i can workaround for the meantime with
changing stuff in device.map please tell me what should i add there
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You should be able to work around it by adding this line to
/boot/grub/device.map:
(hd0) /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje
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thanks, but this is one of hundreds of constellations i already checked out
from my listing above you would know, that
(hd3) /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje
^
would be correct in my case.
anyway -- NO chance seems not being possible to workaround this
bug.
my current device.map fyi:
Ohh, you should not have entries for partitions, only whole disks. Can
you try removing device.map and running without it?
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i already wrote that this makes no difference
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i only created file device.map manually, because of the error message, but as i
already posted i think more than 3 times now:
.
NO CHANGE -- AND NO EFFECT to the reason of the bug (of course output is
slightly different)
.
removed partitions anyway now:
after sudo grub-mkdevicemap :
Are you saying that grub-mkdevicemap generated that list after you
removed it, or you built that list by hand?? And can you retry sudo
grub-probe -vd /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje7 using that new list and post
the results?
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if you are DEFINITLY NOT READING WHAT I POST then please read this:
device.map is not the root cause of the problem
please forward this bug to someone who is able to bugfix in code of
grub-probe
...
otherwise i will start doing that myself :(
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if i would have liked to discuss the topic i would have posted that to a forum
with most likely useless effort.
.
THIS HERE - i thought - is more likely to report a bug that someone takes care
of and starts working in studiing some code possibly causing the bug
.
i am a bit upset
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that was not the cause of the problem. Also can you post the output of
sudo dmsetup ls --tree.
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This is very strange.. it looks like it is probing the array and
detecting the partitions on it, but then says that device isn't found.
How about going the reverse direction? What does grub-probe -t device
(hd3) show?
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josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo dmsetup ls --tree
via_jehhchjje9 (252:8)
└─via_jehhchjje3 (252:3)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
├─ (8:96)
└─ (8:80)
via_jehhchjje8 (252:7)
└─via_jehhchjje3 (252:3)
└─via_jehhchjje (252:1)
├─ (8:96)
└─ (8:80)
via_jehhchjje7 (252:6)
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo grub-probe -vt device (hd3)
grub-probe: Info: `/dev/fd0' looks like a floppy drive, skipping.
grub-probe: Info: Scanning for dmraid_nv RAID devices on disk hd0.
grub-probe: Info: the size of hd0 is 1953525168.
grub-probe: Info: the size of hd0 is 1953525168.
if 'parted -l' is used within grub-probe this could cause problems, as i
saw -- i only could get an output by two times ignoring errors as you
can see maybe this could also help:
josef@josef-maxtor-quad:~$ sudo parted -l
Modell: ATA ST31000528AS (scsi)
Festplatte /dev/sda: 1000GB
For some reason you seem to have a partition table inside the partition
/dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje3. While this is unusual and is causing
several of the messages you noticed, I don't think it's a problem. If
you want you can try zeroing out the first sector to get rid of it.
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i don't think zeroing it would be good idea.
via_jehhchjje3 is a logical partition basically holding 5,7,8 and 9
with gparted i can see this
with parted it looks a little strange
.
nevertheless i think now that this logical partition via_jehhchjje3 is also the
point where grub fails ... not able
you saw that you already got answer above related to your questions for:
sudo dmsetup ls --tree
and
sudo grub-probe -t device (hd3) ?
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Oh yes, 3 is an extended partition. Odd. You might try disabling it
with:
sudo dmsetup rm via_hehhchjje3
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Title:
grub-probe auto-detection
maybe this also is helpful:
made a diff of
grub-probe -vvd /dev/dm-6
versus
grub-probe -vvd /dev/mapper/via_jehhchjje7
at certain stage /dev/dm-6 just gets opened:
grub-core/kern/disk.c:338: Closing `hd3'.
grub-core/kern/disk.c:245: Opening `hd3,7'...
grub-core/partmap/msdos.c:166: partition 0:
No, it will simply get rid of the device. It will come back after a
reboot. If that is the problem, then removing it temporarily should
work around it.
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Sorry about that, I saw the nvraid module and got confused and thought
that was supposed to handle it and there aren't modules for the other
dmraid formats. Now that I think about it, that module is only for
letting grub recognize such an array without the benefit of having the
nvidia raid bios.
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