Alan, if you know then don't demand such an updated ISO. A bug report is
not the place for this kind of discussion, nor is your comment any
helpful towards resolution of this. Every comment here generates email
to a number of people that need to read it, review it and decide what to
do.
Contact
I have to reject to the Fix Release status of this bug. Not until you
roll out a 6.06.2 CD including the fix, basically there is no way for us
to install the system smoothly. Even if we can install (by manually
tweaking around), upgrading the kernel will break everything, since
/dev/sd* will be
Existing CD (ISO) images can't and won't be fixed. I only see 2 outstanding bug
for a 6.06.2 release and new ISO images to be generated, see here:
https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-6.06.2
Having a 6.06.2 ISO image is a separate issue from this bug which is
actually fixed
Thanks for the link showing the 6.06.2 blockers. I know existing CDs
cannot be modified in any way.
My major complain is:
1. In June 2006, you released Ubuntu 6.06 ISO, which works.
2. In August 2006, you released Ubuntu 6.06.1 ISO, which doesn't work.
3. In November 2007, there is still no
So this is fixed in the actual kernel, it just needs to be rolled out to
the install CDs.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
Target: dapper-updates = ubuntu-6.06.2
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that is correct. It is fixed in the kernel, and now needs rolling out to
the install CD's to make installing Ubuntu 6.06 LTS on a new Dell 2950
not a complete pain :)
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2 Rimas: Nope, I was already using patches scsi-mod module (look at
reporter of #57265). Must be some other error. Anyway I am going to
investigate it now, I'll report back.
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You received this bug
Hmm, strange. After upgrading to 2.6.15-28 (amd64) I cannot boot my
system.
There are times when system boots with many write errors and sometimes
it just prints:
run-init: /sbin/init: error 13
Kernel panic - not syncing: Ateempted to kill init!
But I can only guess, that it's connected to
Ondřej:
you must edit /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst after upgrading. Change sdc to
sda everywhere, then the system will boot. To do that, you should boot to your
old kernel first. That's what I did, and the system works smoothly now.
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Ignore my last comment.
Kernel is broken on my Dells, but it's not connected to megaraid_sas (or
rather scsi subsystem where this error was).
During boot I can catch on remote console that only sda is in my system
and that's just fine.
Ondrej.
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Thank you Scott,
The system now works as expected.
The devs should take a look at Bug #56854, and maybe fix that too, at
least for the next version of *buntu...
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hm...
now that I've upgraded from 2.6.15-27 to 2.6.15-28, my system doesnt' boot with
the new kernel. I guess it's because I have /dev/sdc all around in fstab. Will
changing of sdc to sda in it fix the boot problem for me?
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yes, after applying the kernel update you will need to update your fstab
accordingly to get the system booting again!
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Bugs, which is
I can confirm that on my Dell 2950 servers this bug is fixed with the
new 2.6.15-28 kernel release. An updated installer disc would be nice
though as at the moment you have do a work around
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=226114) to get ubuntu
installed.
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Was this a duplicate of # 57265 (or the other way around) ?
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I meant to have that reference linked. Here it goes: Bug # 57265
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This should be fixed in latest Dapper security updates.
Can you make sure you have the latest from dapper-security and retest?
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
Assignee: (unassigned) = Kyle McMartin
Status: Confirmed = Needs Info
This is far worse than simply not seeing the devices: When all the
devices are seen, writes are only sent to one hard drive effectively
making your raid worthless.
This is fixed in FC5 by using the latest megaraid drivers 2.0.4 (?)
This is keeping me using ubuntu on 35 severs, and will keep
any progress? this bug is causing installs on 2950s to be
broken, and dell have EOL'd the 2850.
L.
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The reason it's a problem is because it's not consistent with the bios.
It's also not consistent with itself. I have a 2950 here with 6 drives,
all of which are in a RAID 10 volume.
So far, the dapper installer has presented me with:
1 drive (RAID volume only)
3 drives (2 physical drives + 1 RAID
I guess the inconsistency can be seen as a problem. I'll check into it
further.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Status: Rejected = Confirmed
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I'm not sure why there's a descrpancy between the versions, but as far
as I understand this, if the raid is making them available to the
controller, then the kernel can see them. It doesn't know which are
physical and which is the raid device. It just probes and reads what the
controller gives it.
I'm a little confused as to what the bug is. When you upgrade, you see
all the drives, so what's the problem?
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Sourcepackagename: linux-meta = linux-source-2.6.15
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Ah, I think that you are saying that you shouldn't see the individual
drives. I don't think that's a bug. If the hardware lets us see these
drives, then we probe them. It's up to the hardware to hide or show
these physical devices.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Status:
But I *shouldn't* see the hard drives - if I see the hard drives during
install (eg. 64-bit ubuntu) then the installer gets confused (actually
grub gives me Error 21's and I can't boot)...
and if I don't see the hard drives during the install (eg. 32-bit
ubuntu) then when I upgrade and I _can_
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I have a Dell 2950 with a PERC 5i/Integrated RAID controller.
I have created a logical disk a 300Gb comprised of 2 x 300Gb HDD's
attached to the RAID controller.
When I install Ubuntu Server (32-bit) I can
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