Ken Moffat wrote:
> 2009/10/29 Bryan Kadzban :
>> Same with some kinds of RAID -- it can assemble a RAID array, but
>> won't (always) do it on its own. (It can autoassemble some types
>> of md-raid, I think, but I'm not sure how well-maintained that is.
>> It won't do anything with dm-raid, since
ALIP BUDIANTO wrote:
> ANd unnoticed failure,"Using GRUB to make you LFS system bootable will
> be discussed ...". The you in the qoute must be your.
Fixed. Thanks.
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ANd unnoticed failure,"Using GRUB to make you LFS system bootable will
be discussed ...". The you in the qoute must be your.
On Oct 29, 2009, at 11:39 AM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Ken Moffat wrote:
>> 2009/10/29 Bruce Dubbs :
>>> I have updated the book to GRUB-1.97. The on-line book should
>>> r
Ken Moffat wrote:
> 2009/10/29 Bruce Dubbs :
>> I have updated the book to GRUB-1.97. The on-line book should regenerate in
>> a
>> few hours.
>>
>> The GRUB section in Chapter 6 is pretty straight forward, but the section on
>> configuration and testing in Chapter 8 is pretty complex. I'd appre
2009/10/29 Ken Moffat :
> 2009/10/29 Bruce Dubbs :
> Oh well, at least grub-mkrescue is a script. Looks as if cdrom is the
> default, but El Torito emulation isn't..
>
Posted too soon. It uses genisoimage which is from cdrkit. Looking
at the manpage for mkisofs from dvdrecord, it looks as if s
2009/10/29 Bruce Dubbs :
> I have updated the book to GRUB-1.97. The on-line book should regenerate in a
> few hours.
>
> The GRUB section in Chapter 6 is pretty straight forward, but the section on
> configuration and testing in Chapter 8 is pretty complex. I'd appreciate
> anyone
> building an
2009/10/29 Bryan Kadzban :
>
> Same with some kinds of RAID -- it can assemble a RAID array, but won't
> (always) do it on its own. (It can autoassemble some types of md-raid,
> I think, but I'm not sure how well-maintained that is. It won't do
> anything with dm-raid, since that's only a device-
On Oct 29, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Bryan Kadzban wrote:
Again, this is all related to mounting the rootfs. GRUB2 does
simplify
a lot of setups that still require an initramfs, so that they don't
need
a separate (non-LVM, sometimes even non-RAID) /boot partition.
I saw that and thought it was
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Bryan Kadzban wrote:
>> It doesn't remove the need for an initramfs. What it does do, is
>> remove the need for a separate /boot partition in many initramfs
>> cases (since grub2 can read LVM and I think some RAID types -- but
>> not, I think, dm-crypt).
>
> Well I don't know
