I have a hunch there is a script that is mknodding those device names... I
pulled the mknod.sh from the kernel source, and I'm going to try to get
that running in %pre and see if it works from there. I'll also log all of
this stuff..
James
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Brian Harvell <harvell@xxxxxxx>
03/11/2004 12:09 AM
Please respond to Brian Harvell
To: James_Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
cc: anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: partitioning in %pre
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 James_Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Who likes a good mystery? Compaq makes a tool, cpqacuxe (Compaq Array
> Configuration Utility) that is a linux executable. This tool can
> configure a hardware RAID controller based on the input from a text
file.
> I have the tool working in the %pre environment and it does indeed send
> the hardware RAID config to the cciss controller. Here's two cases,
one
> which works (manual), one which doesn't (automatic). Both are
kickstarts.
I know it should work, I use a %pre script to do some dynamic partition
sizes
that I then %include. I would try changing your %pre to the following to
see if
you can get any error message.
%pre
# Spawn a sub-shell so we can log everything
(
set -x
echo "begin raid flash"
mkdir /mnt/cd
echo "mounting cd to /mnt/cd"
mount /tmp/cdrom /mnt/cd
echo "making dir /dev/cciss"
mkdir /dev/cciss
echo "mknodding /dev/cciss/c*d0"
mknod /dev/cciss/c0d0 b 104 0
echo "setting password for cpqacufe"
echo -n -e "password\npassword\n"|cpqacuxe
echo "importing array config"
cpqacuxe -i /mnt/cd/custom/files/seahawk.array
) >> /tmp/pre.log 2>&1
Let me know if you get it working, I have been looking to do the same
thing
with cpqacuxe.
Brian
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