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[09:58] Mrfai: ich würde ganz gerne bestimmen können, wohin logs gespeichert werden sollen, das /var/log/fai/$HOSTNAME/dirinstall-20080929_115052 ist für den normalfall zwar egal, um ein bestimmtes dirinstall zu finden aber ziemlich mühsam :) hints? oder gehört das einfach mal implementiert? :) [10:03] hints: fai-savelog, $LOGREMOTEDIR, thislog=$LOGREMOTEDIR/$HOSTNAME/$FAI_ACTION-$fai_rundate [10:03] FAI_ACTION-$fai_rundate wird aber im Augenblick immer benutzt [10:59] Mrfai: danke! schau ich mir dann mal an [12:06] Mrfai: config/scripts/$CLASS/*.dpkg-old skripte werden ausgeführt, IMO ein bug [12:08] und "if ifclass FOO ; then" bringt ein "debug: unbound variable" bei set -u - any hints wieso? [12:10] und wo ich schon dabei bin: [12:10] /usr/sbin/fai softupdate already running or was aborted before. [12:10] das problem hab ich noch immer wenn man fai abbricht :) [12:24] Nick change: tokkee_ -> tokkee [13:05] rgsteele||work (~chatzilla@75.147.74.137) joined #fai. [13:07] Hm. I'm trying to use LVM (no software RAID) as described here (http://www.terryburton.co.uk/blog/2007/08/fully-automatic-installation-of-debian.html), but I'm not which sure what the volume group name should be. Looking at other systems which have LVM setups, they're all just '/dev/mapper/sys-root', '/dev/mapper/sys-var', etc. I'm using the Ubuntu Intrepid package (3.2.4), so I don't... [13:07] ...have setup-storage available to me yet. [13:08] vgscan says the VG Name is sys - maybe I'll try that. [13:13] mikap: *.dpkg-old ist wirklich ein bug. KAnnst du bitte einen kleinen Bug report dazu schreiben. [13:16] Hm, no luck. Mrfai: do you know if there are any plans to release an Ubuntu package soon with support for setup-storage ? [13:16] yep, I hope siretart will do that. [13:17] allee: can you bring FAI 3.2.10 into ubuntu? [13:20] Mrfai: klaro [13:45] ErKa (keryell@keryell.pck.nerim.net) left irc: Remote host closed the connection [13:56] Yay hackery. Got LVM working :) [13:56] But, you can still proceed with getting 3.2.10 into ubuntu ;) [14:33] Hm. This is kinda weird: http://pastie.org/281398 [14:34] Is that an sfdisk error? [14:36] ErKa (keryell@m5.wifi.enstb.org) joined #fai. [14:37] siggg: I saw you had this same problem awhile back - what'd you end up doing about it? [14:37] rgsteele||work: let me see what this is about... [14:40] rgsteele||work: I can remind having seen "BLKRRPART: Device or resource busy" errors [14:41] but I don't know about your specific case and I can't see how it exactly relates to my experience [14:41] where did you see I had the same problem ? (any URL to refresh my memory ?) [14:42] siggg: http://layer-acht.org/fai-irc/fai.log.20080323.html [14:43] In my case, it's mke2fs and not sfdisk, but I was hoping they were similar enough. [14:43] :( unfortunately, I can't remember how I worked around this [14:44] and I didn't take notes. [14:44] I just guess I then stopped using VMWare machines for my tests and switched back to real hardware [14:44] but I am not sure of this [14:45] Just to give you some hope: in the end, I was able to use FAI as intended :) [14:45] siggg: It's some hope, although not a great consolation right now since things don't work :( [14:46] too bad :( sorry I can't help [14:51] siggg: No problem [14:51] Mrfai: Is this considered a FAI problem, or something upstream in sfdisk/mke2fs? [15:05] Mrfai, mikap: Imho #500579 has a higher severity than "normal" - I'd use "important" for that ... [15:05] I think it's a sfdisk or mke2fs problem. If you are sure that the dis is not in use, this error should not occur. [15:06] tokkee: no, #500579 is normal or minor. Normally in those directoryies you do not have *.dpkg* files. This is only because mika put his config space into a Debian package [15:08] Mrfai: Strange, even using the -F option to force mke2fs to create the fs doesn't wor. [15:08] s/wor/work/ [15:11] maybe this will help: [15:11] partprobe - inform the OS of partition table changes [15:12] or [15:12] blockdev --rereadpt [15:12] or [15:12] sfdisk -R [15:12] this is all untested, just a quick google search [15:18] Mrfai: Yeah, the situation is unfortunately always the same. [15:18] BLKRRPART: Device or resource busy [15:18] And, there's no lsof available to me. [15:19] I guess I could add that to the nfsroot, though, and maybe check it again [15:19] partprobe should be available in the nfsroot. [15:19] also blockdev [15:20] Mrfai: They both return "BLKRRPART: Device or resource busy" [15:21] Mrfai: Ah - okay ;-) [15:22] lsof should tell me, though, what it thinks /dev/sda is in use by [15:23] I installed that into the nfsroot, and I'm reinstalling now. When it fails and drops me into an emergency shell, I"ll see what lsof says about /dev/sda [15:25] Um... lsof | grep sda returned absolutely nothing [15:42] ErKa (keryell@m5.wifi.enstb.org) left irc: Ping timeout: 480 seconds [15:43] Mrfai (~lange@suenner.informatik.uni-koeln.de) left irc: Quit: leaving [16:17] ErKa (keryell@keryell.pck.nerim.net) joined #fai. [16:35] http://highscalability.com/lucasfilm-real-magic-data-center [16:38] looking to change... to something that works better with FAI? :) [16:43] Action: h01ger didnt get that url fai related, but it might be worth contacting them ;) or they come by themselves :) [21:20] rgsteele||work (~chatzilla@75.147.74.137) left irc: Remote host closed the connection [21:24] allee_ (~allee@dslb-084-056-023-196.pools.arcor-ip.net) joined #fai. 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