Do you have 2 partitions on md0? It can be relevant, depend on how md0
looks like :-/
/Ilia
On 10/14/2013 05:38 PM, Jens Andersson wrote:
>> But where is your swap?
> I had the swap on /dev/md0. But is that also relevant?
>
> /Jens
> ==
> Jens Ander
But where is your swap?
/Ilia
On 10/14/2013 04:12 PM, Jens Andersson wrote:
>> But I used md0 for root fs, md1 for LVM with LV for swap.
> So, the fact that I had /boot only on /dev/md0 and / in one LV on md1
> is significant?
>
> /Jens
> ==
> Jens
> /dev/md0 for boot and swap
How?
I just tried installation with disk layout as shown on attached image. But I
used md0 for root fs, md1 for LVM with LV for swap.
Grub installation is passed without any problems and system is working just
fine.
/Ilia
On 10/14/2013 02:27 PM, Jens Andersson w
Yes, just checked - it is possible to create RAID1 with missed drive
using Debian Installer.
Example of installation process you can find here:
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/SoftwareRaidRoot
But at screen "Let's select the partitions to use:" you have to choose
only one partition.
/Ili
Yes, you can. Even if Debian Installer can't setup RAID1 with missing
drive you can switch to secondary console and create it manually.
MVH,
Ilia
On 09/15/2013 07:50 AM, Jens Andersson wrote:
> På gång att installerad RAID på två identiska diskar. Men samtidigt
> finns uppgraderingsbehov. Kan j
20.02.2013 14:50, mattias:
går inte det?
hittar bara ntfs
You can create Solaris partition using 'fdisk'. Partition type is 'bf' I
believe. Or you can create any partition using gparted and change
partition type using fdisk. Not sure if it's possible to change type of
partition in gparted.
13.12.2012 10:20, mattias:
stöder den bara linux eller kan man boota windows filer?
Well, grub-imageboot just a script which generates additional meny
entries for your GRUB config.
For each ISO/IMG file grub-imageboot creates menu entry in GRUB config:
menuentry Bootable ISO/Floppy Image Im
As I know, Debian live USB is using empty password by default. But you
can change root password this way:
sudo passwd
or you can set default root password while building ISO for Debian live.
> tänkte ge mig på debian live usb
> men dom skriver ju inte ut root lösenordet om det nu äns finns något
Try to put
[gammu]
port = BLUETOOTH ADDRESS OF PHONE
connection = blueobex
model = E71
to your ~/.gammurc if you are using bluetooth. But phone and computer
should be paired before.
Or you can try
[gammu]
port = /dev/ttyACM0
connection = at115200
if you are using cable.
> har någon fått wamm
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