Joey Hess wrote: > Martin Michlmayr wrote: > > * Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> [2004-08-27 14:26]: > > > I suspect the only (remaining?) problem with LVM is putting /boot on > > > lvm, which probably still does not work with grub. Apparently the initrd > > > problems are fixed, so we should indeed change that test to only > > > complain if /boot is on LVM (or root, if there is no separate /boot > > > partition). Martin, does this seem right to you? > > > > Yes, the initrd problems for both LVM and RAID have been fixed a long > > time ago; both should work with separate /boot partition. > > Unfortunately, I cannot test because I had to return my test laptop. > > I've tried several times to get root on lvm working, but on boot of the > installed system, I always see: > > No volume groups found > > And then a kernel panic as it fails to pivot_root into the root > filesystem. Tried some more, and I always get the above failure with 2.4, but root on LVM works fine with 2.6. I wonder what's going on? -- see shy jo
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