Hi,
I have been running a software-RAID1-root for a few months now. After
an upgrade of the kernel, the initramfs was recreated and flashed.
After that, the system could no longer boot. I have two equal usb
disks attached in this their configuration:
root: /dev/md1, a raid1 with /dev/sda1 and /de
Hi Gordon,
Thanks for your reply. I have connected the two usb disks to my
desktop machine. I could reassemble without problems and the intent
bitmap works well on my machine. I also have turned off the intent
bitmap while the disks were connected to the desktop machine. When I
reconnected the usb
Hi John
On 6/12/07, John Fieldsend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However after some tweeking my test slug needs to be reinstalled, is
there any way of reinstalling the debain OS or do i have to go back to
the linksys firmware and reinstall from scratch?
To reinstall Debian from scratch, you can
Hi Toon
On 6/15/07, Toon Verstraelen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now I realize that I did this on a mounted raid1-root partition. Is
this a problem? Anyway, not much longer the system became
I can't help you with the write-intent bitmap stuff (I have never
tried it), but you need to add the ro
Hi
I'm trying to get ruby rails on to my slug. I installed ruby and
rubygems and run "gem install rails --remote" gem goobles up about 70mb
of memory space while it bulk updates it's source index more or less
sending the SLUG into a screeching halt.
Anyone having any experience/ideas in how
Hi
I'm trying to get ruby rails on to my slug. I installed ruby and
rubygems and run "gem install rails --remote" gem goobles up about 70mb
of memory space while it bulk updates it's source index more or less
sending the SLUG into a screeching halt.
Anyone having any experience/ideas in how
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