> > The only one that should be different is the last one, if you have a
> > "rest of disk" partition like I do.  what's the output above when it
> > does a parted -s --print?
> parted -s --print
>         Warning: Unable to align partition properly. This probably means that 
> another partitioning tool...
>         Disk geometry for /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/disk: 
> 0.000-239372.437 megabytes
>         Disk label type: msdos
>         Minor    Start      End      Type      Filesystem   Flags
>         1        0.031      78.442   primary   ext3
>         2   239359.087  239366.931   primary
>         3   239369.000  239370.000   primary 
>         
> So can I hack the script some how to make it work?
> A strange thing is that /etc/fstab on the image does not have a mount
> for /dev/sda2, but screw up systemimager?
> Could you send what your paritioning section looks like for comparison?
I can't send it right now, as we don't have remote access to those
boxes....however....the error you are getting on the parted -s --print
is the SAME error you're getting when it tries to create the second
partition.  Now, as the disk geometry is awked out of the output of
parted -s, and you have an UNEXPECTED bit of output in the stream the
script is trying to awk out of....I don't see how you'll ever get the
correct parted statements created.  I would try to find out why parted
is giving you an error before you try to sidestep the problem.  If
you're getting an error on a simple partition table printout, I'd expect
massive problems trying to create partitions.  I'm not conversant enough
with parted itself to speculate why you're getting that error, however.
I'd go to the parted folks and find out why you're getting that error.



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