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cpaelzerxnox: I was helping beisner to install his base system for more Openstack work10:31
cpaelzerxnox: it seems to fail reproducibly at failing to mount its fs uuid after the initial install10:31
cpaelzerxnox: any known issues around before I debug too much?10:31
cpaelzerat first sight I think it just lacks a dasd= kernel cmdline10:32
cpaelzerI tried two older installers, maybe I should put a new one there ...10:32
cpaelzerxnox: intentional? "drwxr-xr-x 3 xnox     warthogs" ?10:35
cpaelzerseems to be the default, so I guess not intentional10:36
cpaelzerxnox: replace my former theory with "the initrd doesn't have the right config to enable the disks"10:58
xnoxcpaelzer, what's the output of $ lszdev11:15
xnoxcpaelzer, what's the content of the initramfs?11:15
xnoxthe persistent udev rules on disk, should be in the /lib/udev/rules.d in the initramfs.11:15
cpaelzerxnox: must have been special to the "older" installers11:32
cpaelzerI put some more recent on the ftp server and came through fine11:32
cpaelzerso I think you don't have to bother with it11:32
cpaelzerxnox: xenial GA one worked just fine11:33
cpaelzerxnox:  there were just no udev rules for these devices at all - but it was the first time I installed something with an early hex char in one of the old installers11:34
cpaelzerxnox: since the new one is fine - done11:34
xnoxcpaelzer, it "should" have upgraded to new s390-tools and "should" have migrated to the new udev rules....11:37
xnoxthere are corner cases however =(11:37
xnoxchzdev -e all the things, and update-initramfs -u should do the trick.11:37
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