They made an update to the discover package included in the base install from
CD which no longer causes this to happen. If you are on the latest CD and this
is still an issue, then it might be a new issue.
The box I had this issue on installs fine with the CD after their fix went in.
That is maybe
I have the same problem on multiple installations of debian sarge... Did
you find out how to fix this?
Daniel Bimschas
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Karl Hegbloom wrote:
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 22:11 -0300, Otavio Salvador wrote:
I have this problem when I'm using udev+discover at secound stage.
I find that things work best when 'discover' is not installed, but
'hotplug' and 'udev' are.
Guys, you don't have a choice about the basic stuff the Sarg
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 22:11 -0300, Otavio Salvador wrote:
> I have this problem when I'm using udev+discover at secound stage.
I find that things work best when 'discover' is not installed, but
'hotplug' and 'udev' are.
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So it has been reported. Indeed the discover binary is unable to find much hardware at
all on this GigaByte GA7IXE4 based system.
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Michael Lueck wrote:
I disagree with that, it looks like it creates a link between the device
and the directory which it only checks for the existance of...
Never mind, upon looking in the script there is a rm -rf which indeed can nuke dirs! Nothing makes the dir. discover seems to be part of the
Greg Madden wrote:
/media/cdrom0 is created by discover.
I disagree with that, it looks like it creates a link between the device and the
directory which it only checks for the existance of...
/etc# grep -r cdrom0 *
==
fstab:/dev/hdc/media/cdrom0 iso9660 ro,user,noaut
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 18:06, Michael Lueck wrote:
> Indeed, install done now. Every reboot the /media/cdrom0 dir is removed. I'll have
> to dig into this a bit...
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/media/cdrom0 is creat
Otavio Salvador wrote:
ml> Looks like I have CD hardware trouble as well. Part way through
ml> installing packages the drive went crazy. Upon reboot the
ml> /media/cdrom0 dir was gone again.
Try to pass:
noapic nolapic acpi=off apm=off
No no, this is a drive that has gotten lots of use. Install wen
|| On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 21:25:05 -0400
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ml> Otavio Salvador wrote:
>> installed udev?
ml> I'm not sure what udev is, so probably not.
ml> Looks like I have CD hardware trouble as well. Part way through
ml> installing packages the drive went crazy. Upon
Indeed, install done now. Every reboot the /media/cdrom0 dir is removed. I'll have to
dig into this a bit...
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Otavio Salvador wrote:
installed udev?
I'm not sure what udev is, so probably not.
Looks like I have CD hardware trouble as well. Part way through installing packages
the drive went crazy. Upon reboot the /media/cdrom0 dir was gone again.
???
A "friendly" directory remover at bootup script some pl
|| On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 21:00:24 -0400
|| Michael Lueck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ml> Installing from the sarge CD downloaded and burned today. Expert 2.6 installer.
ml> Failed at configuring apt source that /dev/cdrom was not
ml> valid. Snooped around on the disk and found the CD would not mount
Installing from the sarge CD downloaded and burned today. Expert 2.6 installer.
Failed at configuring apt source that /dev/cdrom was not valid. Snooped around on the disk and found the CD would not mount as /media/cdrom0 directory had not been created. I made this directory
checking the settings w
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