Hi,
the clearpart --initlabel was the parameter that i'm looking for .
There 's finaly two solutions two solve the problem but i've just test
the first one:
go in fsset.py and enter the following lines (simple python code)
def labelDevice(self, entry, chroot):
devicePath = entry.device.setupDevice(chroot)
label = labelFactory.createLabel(entry.mountpoint,
self.maxLabelChars,
kslabel = entry.label)
+ # Removing "1" character after partitions LABEL if exist
+ if label[len(label)-1:len(label)] == "1":
+ label = label[:len(label)-1]
rc = iutil.execWithRedirect("/usr/sbin/e2label",
and
def fstab (self):
format = "%-23s %-23s %-7s %-15s %d %d\n"
fstab = ""
for entry in self.entries:
if entry.mountpoint:
if entry.getLabel():
device = "LABEL=%s" % (entry.getLabel(),)
+ # Remove the character "1" after partitions LABEL
if exist
+ if device[len(device)-1:len(device)] == "1":
+ device = device[:len(device)-1]
else:
device = devify(entry.device.getDevice())
+ # Remove character "1" after the partitions LABEL
if exist
+ if device[len(device)-1:len(device)] == "1":
+ device = device[:len(device)-1]
fstab = fstab + entry.device.getComment()
fstab = fstab + format % (device, entry.mountpoint,
entry.fsystem.getName(),
entry.options, entry.fsck,
entry.order)
The second way i've not tested is : modifiy option in partitions.py
+ #self.reinitializeDisks = 0
+ self.reinitializeDisks = 1
"""Should the disk label be reset on all disks?"""
The first solutions works well but i'm going to test the second one
b'cause seems to be the better.
Thanks for help
Vincent
As far as i know all you have to do is
clearpart --initlabel
Regards
Kashif Ali
On 05/03/07, *Niels de Vos* < niels.devos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:niels.devos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hi Vincent,
> After installing the system i could see that my fstab goes with
/tmp1
> /var1 /home1 LABELs.
>
> This occurs when installing on RAID1 DELL servers, but not on no
RAID
> servers.
I think this happens when installing on a system where there are
already
partitions with these labels. Even if the partitions will be
removed/overwritten during installation. You can easily test this by
removing any partitions on the system and doing a reboot with a clean
install.
Niels
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