Hi, On Mon, 2006-04-03 at 12:18 -0400, James Morris wrote: > On Mon, 3 Apr 2006, Jun OKAJIMA wrote: > > > What happened here is, in short, like this: > > > > # Check diskimage formatted as described in grub config > > 117 for fstype in grub.fsys.fstypes.values(): > > 118 if fstype.sniff_magic(fn, offset): > > # If not formatted properly, raise error. > > 138 else: > > 139 raise RuntimeError, "Unable to read filesystem" > > I'm also seeing an error raised here, after a successful anaconda over vnc > install, without any memory issues. I've since mounted the partition from > the image and it seems ok. > > Perhaps something not quite right in the fs image detection code? Hmm --- did you create a manual partition layout, or did you just use the default one provided by the installer? If it's a manual layout, then the problem may be that you (or the installer) didn't set the "active" flag on the partition containing the kernel images. pygrub looks for that to know which partition to try booting from. --Stephen
