Miroslav ?ilhavý wrote: > On the destination disk, beside the USB boot device, I also had older > version of install ISO. > The installer took the ISO from the disk in precedence before trying to > load it from my USB flash disk. > That resulted in impossibility to load modules and detect hardware > (including network devices). That's probably hard to fix well, perhaps iso-scan should show a menu, but even finding all isos can be very expensive if it does not stop at the first one. > Firstly I was trying to install directly to an /dev/md0, which installer > set up correctly. Also > XFS creation produced no error. ButInstall base system hung up. After > some tries I finnaly got > to a boot loader installation, I chose GRUB, but another unrecoverable > hung occured. > > Finnaly I had to install the system to a small (2 GiB) partition, using > ext2, without trying to setup > software RAID, and using LILO as boot loader. Then I set up /dev/md0, > copied system, installed > GRUB and changed the 2 GiB partition type to swap. You might try software raid with a filesystem other than XFS. Some have reported problems with XFS on software raid. -- see shy jo
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