| lamont | why is it that the natty install cd believes that RAID is non-existant and resists my efforts to install on swraid1? | 02:34 |
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| superm1 | lamont, i'm assuming you're meaning the graphical installer? | 03:57 |
| lamont | yeah, I finally bludgeoned it into submission | 03:57 |
| superm1 | the partitioning code isn't specific to mythbuntu, so if there is a problem with it, it's more than likely a generic ubiquity or partman issue | 03:57 |
| superm1 | if you've still got some logs handy i'm sure cjwatson and ev would like to help debug them at some point | 03:58 |
| lamont | I'll chat at him | 03:58 |
| lamont | it presumes things about sda vs sdb vs md0 | 03:58 |
| lamont | but yeah, no logs | 03:58 |
| lamont | and it was me going behind its back to create md0, so it's not exactly fair to blame it for not liking what I ddi | 03:59 |
| lamont | did | 03:59 |
| superm1 | dang :( well presumably it shouldn't be too hard to reproduce then at least if you can get a set of steps in a bug for them | 03:59 |
| lamont | the current answer, i expect, is "ubiquity does not support raid installs" | 04:00 |
| superm1 | it doesn't support creating raid setups, but it's not supposed to hate you if you make the raid array ahead of time i had thought | 04:01 |
| lamont | well.... | 04:08 |
| lamont | the standard for disks is that you create a partition table. the standard for raid is that you install on the unpartitioned drive | 04:08 |
| lamont | that makes for in consistent requirements | 04:08 |
| lamont | since the former seems to be a hard assumption that gets included regularly | 04:08 |
| superm1 | ah | 04:09 |
| lamont | I suspect it would have worked just fine if I partitioned /dev/md0 | 04:09 |
| lamont | I don't even want to think about if I'd done lvm on raid | 04:09 |
| superm1 | haha | 04:09 |
| lamont | though that might actually have worked | 04:09 |
| lamont | and with that, I shall now sleep | 04:09 |
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