I waited at initramfs prompt for 5 - 10 minutes, didn't give any
commands, then I tried to exit.
This fails basically stating that root device is not there. Which is of
course true as it should come up with dmraid.
So, with giving explicitly the command dmraid -ay in initramfs the
system is able to continue booting and seems to be ok from dmraid
viewpoint. If no commands are given the boot is stuck in initramfs prompt.
Br Pekka
On 17.5.2010 22:42, Phillip Susi wrote:
> On 5/17/2010 3:25 PM, Pekka Hämäläinen wrote:
>
>> Yep, correct.
>> So far the installation is stable. Raid seems to be up and structures
>> behind /dev/disk are in place (problem reported in #378429).
>>
> I don't think you understood my question. Every time you boot, do you
> get dropped to the busybox shell and have to run dmraid -ay then exit to
> continue? If so, are you sure you have to run dmraid -ay, or have you
> tried to just wait a moment, then exit without running dmraid and see if
> the system boots at that point?
>
>
I waited at initramfs prompt for 5 - 10 minutes, didn't give any
commands, then I tried to exit.
This fails basically stating that root device is not there. Which is of
course true as it should come up with dmraid.
So, with giving explicitly the command dmraid -ay in initramfs the
system is able to continue booting and seems to be ok from dmraid
viewpoint. If no commands are given the boot is stuck in initramfs prompt.
Br Pekka
On 17.5.2010 22:42, Phillip Susi wrote:
> On 5/17/2010 3:25 PM, Pekka Hämäläinen wrote:
>
>> Yep, correct.
>> So far the installation is stable. Raid seems to be up and structures
>> behind /dev/disk are in place (problem reported in #378429).
>>
> I don't think you understood my question. Every time you boot, do you
> get dropped to the busybox shell and have to run dmraid -ay then exit to
> continue? If so, are you sure you have to run dmraid -ay, or have you
> tried to just wait a moment, then exit without running dmraid and see if
> the system boots at that point?
>
>