Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Frans Pop <elendil@planet.nl> [2008-08-06 01:59]: >> It's not just lvm2. I think it must be a change in initramfs-tools as I >> also get an installation failure when installing current testing and that >> still installs 2.6.25. > > Strange. I did an installation the other day (without LVM) and it > worked fine. Hmm. I did not use LVM for the install itself, but did have a pre-existing LVM partition that because of recent changes in partman was now activated by default. The partition was not used at all, but possibly lvm2 still got installed because of that. I'll have to check. > Anyway, I think we should go with MODULES=dep on QNAP devices and the > HP mv2120. Since we're updating the initramfs in flash-kernel, I > think I'll simply add a sed s/MODULES=most/MODULES=dep/ there. Do you > think that's okay, or do you have a better way? That would be a policy violation (thou shalt not mess with conffiles of other packages). The correct solution is to add a configuration file in the /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/ dir that overrides the value in initramfs.conf. >> Minor issue: the flash-kernel udeb does not clear its progress bar on >> error. > > Do we need a 'db_progress STOP' in the error function? Yes, probably. Cheers, FJP
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