Excuse me?
How can it be a hardware error that certain things are missing from
lilo.conf
Also how can anything be a hardware error that you are able to fix with
specifying an option to a hardware???
** Changed in: lilo (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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Default /etc/lilo.conf
I found that the documentation is lacking and incorrect.
To use otpw with SSH you need to have ChallengeResponse also enabled,
and privilege separation need not be disabled, it was working with
privilege separation enabled, too.
Best regards,
Robert
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otpw password number is not displayed in
Public bug reported:
No reproductible installation documentation is provided for otpw.
I installed the libpam-otpw package, and the otpw-bin package.
The otpw pam module is not added automatically to the /etc/pam.d/sshd.
That's fine.
However, the documentation is also old, latest mention in it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-vm-builder
When creating the partitions within the .raw files with parted,
ubuntu-vm-builder leaves a 1MB gap between partitions:
E.g. When using 1000MB swap file and 2000 MB root, the partitions will
be created as follows:
0-1000MB swap
1000M
The option large-memory is also gravely needed on recent installs. Its omission
from lilo.conf prevents the newly installed 8.04.1 server from booting on amd64
arch.
Even better, provide a way to edit the lilo.conf before lilo is written
to the target place.
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Default /etc/lilo.conf options
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-vm-builder
Please provide support for creating the virtual machine image(s) on LVM2
logical volumes in ubuntu-vm-builder.
The qemu-img script provides support for this, so the only necessary
extension (or so I naively believe it) is to create th
More correctly, it did not boot because of large-memory wasn't there in
lilo.
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lilo needs to warn if initrd is too large
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/260059
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I second this request, this bit me as well, my fresh install of ubuntu
server 8.04.1 amd64 did not install because the large-memory option was
not in lilo.conf.
Either put it there from start, or even better, provide a chance of
editing the generated lilo.conf during install before installing the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-vm-builder
Line 660 in /usr/bin/ubuntu-vm-builder refers to grub without the path
specified. This naturally fails if grub is not installed in the host system (as
the server rescue/install installed lilo when I used root raid 1 and lvm).
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