Re: dmraid install failure (new thread)

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On 12/16/2010 01:30 PM, David C. Rankin wrote:
I'll go back and chroot the environment and see what happened to dmraid and
report back. I'll bet that fixes it. Then the question becomes "Why wasn't
dmraid installed to begin with?"

Only 2 possible answers: (1) stupidity (never ruled out); or (2) a bug.

I'll let you know. Thanks for your help.


Oh, the shame.....

The answer: (1)

I remembered the modules line in both rc.conf and mkinitcpio.conf, but overlooked the all important HOOKS line. (at that point last night, it was a "forest for the trees" issue and no amount of additional work would help)

Not all was lost. The wiki page got a bit of sprucing up and I learned a bit more about the ramfs prompt -- although I hope I don't see it again for a while...

After correcting the hooks like and remaking the kernel and fallback images, the box boots like a champ.

Sorry for the noise, but at this point, we have 1 more Arch box in the herd and only 3 more suse boxes to convert. 9 down, 3 to go :)

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