[02:03] Can I ask an installer problem question here? === cjwatson changed the topic of #ubuntu-installer to: Don't ask to ask, just ask | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installer/FAQ | Development of d-i and ubiquity in Ubuntu | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installer/Development | If nobody answers, try ubuntu-installer@lists.ubuntu.com === cjwatson changed the topic of #ubuntu-installer to: Don't ask to ask, just ask (and stick around, we aren't all here 24/7) | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installer/FAQ | Development of d-i and ubiquity in Ubuntu | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installer/Development | If nobody answers, try ubuntu-installer@lists.ubuntu.com [02:53] cjwatson, +1 on topic change :-) [03:57] heh === kirkland` is now known as kirkland [19:52] evand: cjwatson_: ive started moving things around and trying to merge oem-config and ubiquity :)... man... I think I need a shield and broadsword to fight this beast... [19:53] Hello everyone. I have a problem with a preseeded install of 8.04.2 with RAID1, it fails at the update-grub step. Same with Intrepid. But not with Jaunty. Does anyone know what's changed in relation to Grub in Jaunty? (In the hope that it might give a clue how to fix 8.04.2!) [19:55] A bit more background. I have a physical server (a Sun X4100 M2) with two SATA disks, I'm creating two RAID1 arrays, md0 for swap and md1 for /. The preseed works fine on a VM with a similar setup (2 SCSI disks) but not the physical box. It's very odd.. [20:11] If I can remember right.../boot needs to be a separate partition [20:12] Omahn: ^ [20:12] ive done raid1 setups before and every time ive had to make /boot be a separate partition (can't remember if I raided that parition or not) ... I think I did [20:14] And not raid1? (for /boot) [20:15] Omahn: can't recall it was a long time ago...but I think I still did raid1 for boot...it just had to be separate for some reason [20:15] Thanks, I'll give it a whirl now :-) [20:15] Fingers crossed.. [20:15] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID [20:15] Omahn: ^ take a look at that...it give some tips and reasons about the /boot partition [20:17] That seems to suggest its ok (not having a seperate /boot) so long as you're using RAID1. [20:17] I'll give it a try anyway, only takes a few minutes. [20:47] shtylman: I think that's worked (moving /boot to another raid1 device). It's certainly finished going through d-i, although the syslog doesn't mention the installation of grub to hd1 like I believe it should. I'll have to wait until I get physical access to the box next week to see if it has or hasn't installed to the second disk. Looks promising though! Thanks. [20:48] Omahn: glad to hear :) [20:49] Actually, I might be able to disable the disk in the bios to test it.. :-) [21:08] shtylman: Works *perfectly* - thanks for your help. [21:08] Omahn: no prob