Duncan Brown wrote: > > If i use the old tsl-initrd it works fine.. >
Nothing works better than good old written-from-scratch-works-for-me-on-a-Viper-installed-system hacks. :D Since Viper & tsl-initrd use evms to activate the evms-specific block devices and Anaconda & mkinitrd doesn't, you will need to change your raid system completely, using different block devices, or patch mkinitrd to handle both kind of systems. The latter is the correct way of fixing this bug, since it's supposed to be upgradeable from 3.0. I'm sure the TSL developers will have this bug fixed before 3.0.5 final release. :) It's good we have community testing to find these hidden bugs. :) On a side note: If they hadn't thrown out the Viper developers, they would have a matured working Viper installer by now, instead they went forward to a new version of anaconda, without having people available that knew the differences between the two installers. The easier (and best, since the deveoper resources are limited) approach would have been to spend 6 months creating a nice swup/yum/apt-able way of converting a TSL installation to CentOS.. ;p New name would of course be: "Trustix Just-as-Secure Linux"... Ok, I'm trolling.. ;) Ohh, and no.. TSL didn't really need a new installer, but needed something to make it different from the other distributions. Well.. We still have 'secure' in the middle of the distribution name, so that must mean the distribution is more secure than the distributions that doesn't. :D When will I stop trolling??? :D I really need to get something to eat.. :p And a beer.. And get laid.. Think it's time to reinstall Ubuntu, just to test the new, graphical installer. I've heard it's nice.. ;) Kind regards c -- Christian Haugan Toldnes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
