Package: palo-installer Version: 0.0.8 Just to do something different I tried putting the boot partition on raid1. That turned out to be a very bad idea as either palo or palo-installer did not have a clue how to deal with that. The syslog showed: palo version 1.14 kyle@duet Sat Apr 8 16:08:23 EDT 2006 ELF64 executable Your media does not contain a partition table. Use 'fdisk' or a similar utility to create one. Be certain to create a partition of type F0 to hold the boot loader, possibly a kernel image, and possibly a ramdisk image. 5-6Mbytes is probably a good size Configuring 'palo-installer' failed with error code 2 Obviously I _did_ create a palo partition. the problem was more that palo.conf was broken. After manually changing /target/boot to a regular partition, editing palo.conf and running palo in a chroot on /target was I able to get past this.
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