Quoting John Morris (j...@zultron.com):
> On the technical side, I'm well-qualified to work on partman.
> Unfortunately there are other aspects that would make it hard for me to
> jump in. For one, I'm already a Fedora developer with way too many
> packages, ha! Also, I'm not a Debian developer.
Hi Christian,
On 08/27/2013 12:11 AM, Christian PERRIER wrote:
> Quoting John Morris (j...@zultron.com):
>
>> It is painful to overcome the learning curve of d-i, debconf and
>> partman, and just about any alternate means of achieving one's goals
>> should be considered. If hacking partman-auto
Quoting John Morris (j...@zultron.com):
> It is painful to overcome the learning curve of d-i, debconf and
> partman, and just about any alternate means of achieving one's goals
> should be considered. If hacking partman-auto and partman-auto-lvm is
> really the only solution, here's what I did,
On 08/20/2013 04:56 PM, John Morris wrote:
> Is it possible to reuse an existing VG from partman-auto-lvm, and I'm
> missing something obvious? If not, could partman scriptlets be used?
It is not possible to reuse an existing VG, or even partition for that
matter. The reason is that all current
Hi list,
I'm trying to create an automatic install configuration for a multiboot
host. It will be used on lab machines for testing LinuxCNC software
built for a dozen+ distros/release/architecture combinations running on
various motherboards and machine controller PCI interface cards. OSs
includ
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