Re: Re : lvm 1 unable to boot

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Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) wrote:

Le 01.04.2004 15:48, Heinz Mauelshagen a écrit :

Append the kernel boot parameter "ramdisk_size=" and give a size in kilobytes (eg, 'ramdisk_size=16384' makes 16MB ram disks.


I don't think so. It is not the ramdisk size which has a problem but the filesystem created to support the initrd files (/dev, /etc, modules, scripts, ...). The size of this filesystem is fixed while creating the initrd.
edit /sbin/mkinitrd and increase the size there.

L.

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Luca Berra -- bluca@comedia.it


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