On Sunday 14 March 2010, Miroslav Kure wrote: > No clue on tty4 at this stage. However, when I go back to the main
That's normal. stderr often stays buffered until you exit a component (return to the main menu). > menu and select to partition disks again, nothing happens (I am So that's not actually needed. > immediately returned to the main menu), but syslog now reads: > > Mar 14 18:35:33 main-menu[117]: (process:1184): line 105: > Mar 14 18:35:33 main-menu[117]: (process:1184): depmod: not found That's probably expected on freebsd (but should be handled cleaner). > Mar 14 18:35:33 main-menu[117]: (process:1184): line 131: > Mar 14 18:35:33 main-menu[117]: (process:1184): can't open > /var/lib/partman/outfifo: no such file This is the real error. > Looking at the attached partman log I would say it wants to use the > ext2 filesystem by default for the new partition and switching to ufs > does not work very well. From that log: parted_server: Read command: CHANGE_FILE_SYSTEM parted_server: Opening outfifo parted_server: command_change_file_system(26740385280-30005821439,freebsd-ufs) parted_server: partition_with_id(26740385280-30005821439) parted_server: Filesystem freebsd-ufs not found, let's see if it is a flag parted_server: Bad file system or flag type: freebsd-ufs parted_server: Line 1723. CRITICAL ERROR!!! EXITING. Yep. That's the cause. Looks like something the freebsd porters (CCed) will need to look into. But it's a bit strange as ufs has been the default file system for freebsd since Aug 2009. Cheers, FJP -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bsd-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/201003142112.46379.elen...@planet.nl
