RC2 Anaconda loses existing RAID config
James Laska
jlaska at redhat.com
Mon Jun 1 19:30:04 UTC 2009
On Sun, 2009-05-31 at 21:08 -0500, Allen Kistler wrote:
> AnacondaBlocker or not? Read on.
>
> Booting with a kickstart file with missing directives should prompt for
> that info manually. In my case, I leave out the partitioning info
> because my machines are different from each other physically, but I like
> to set them up the same as much as possible, hence kickstart.
>
> I discovered that anaconda on the F11-rc2 DVD, when prompting for disk
> layout, does not display any existing RAID configuration on the custom
> layout screen. The config appears to be lost.
>
> The same problem does not occur when not using kickstart. The same
> problem did not occur with alpha, beta, or preview when using kickstart,
> so this bug is a regression.
>
> I collected the RC2 logs and posted them to BZ #503310, along with their
> Preview counterparts. Apparently the version of anaconda on the RC2 DVD
> doesn't just lose the config. It never collects it in the first place.
>
> I suspect there are other use cases (necessarily involving kickstarting)
> that this bug would affect. So ... Blocker? I'd hate to cause another
> week's delay, but it seems like something worth checking.
Interesting use case. I do somewhat similar things sometimes with a
semi-automated kickstart ... and I pick up manually where it leaves off.
I've added myself to the cc list of the bug and will see if I can add
any additional value to your findings.
Thanks,
James
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