[Eisfair] kernel 4.9.248 testing

[Thomas Zweifel]

Hallo Marcus

Am 24.01.21 um 15:05 schrieb Marcus Röckrath:
> Thomas Zweifel wrote:
> 
>> Beim Update einer Test-VM (VirtualBox) klemmt noch was beim Raid:
> 
>> md6 : active raid10 sde6[2] sdc6[0] sdd6[1]
> 
> Der Check in /var/install/create_initrd.sh
> berücksichtigt ein Raid10 nicht.
> 
> Zum Test könntest du mal für Raid10 einen Abschnitt hinzufügen:
> 
>          raid[0145])
>              startraid="1"
>              ;;
>          raid10
>              startraid="1"
>              ;;
>          *)


Hab ich gemacht, und es rennt nun durch.

Das Raid6 könntet Ihr bei der Gelegenheit auch noch ergänzen:

             ;;
         raid[01456])
             startraid="1"
             ;;


Danke.
Gruss Thomas



Downloading required packages ...
=> [####################] linux-kernel-4.9.248-virt (3.0.0)...         [ 
  OK  ]
Done!
Installation of: linux-kernel-4.9.248-virt (3.0.0) ...
Verifying existing bootloader configuration ...
Extracting archive ...
Creating initramfs ...
Old boot layout found. Converting ...
Checking for sufficient disk space in /boot ...
Activating kernel kernel-4.9.248-eisfair-64-VIRT ...
Creating bootloader configuration ...
device /dev/md1 is not a physical disk,
not converting it to /dev/disk/by-id/.
device /dev/md3 is a md device,
not converting it to /dev/disk/by-uuid/.
Warning: device-mapper (252) referenced in /proc/partitions,
    but LILO is configured without DEVMAPPER option.  Skipping device.
Warning: device-mapper (252) referenced in /proc/partitions,
    but LILO is configured without DEVMAPPER option.  Skipping device.
Added eis  +  *
Added 4.9.248-VIRT  +
Added 4.9.245-VIRT  +
Added 4.9.210-VIRT  +
The boot record of  /dev/md1  has been updated.
The Master boot record of  /dev/sda  has been updated.
Warning: /dev/sdb is not on the first disk
The Master boot record of  /dev/sdb  has been updated.
3 warnings were issued.

Note:
A new /etc/lilo.conf was written containing standard sections
according to a normal updated eisfair installation.

You will find your old boot configuration in /etc/lilo.conf.OLD.
You have to put your own boot options into /etc/lilo.conf manually
before you reboot.
Do not forget to run 'lilo' on the command line afterwards if you
changed /etc/lilo.conf!

Successfully installed: linux-kernel-4.9.248-virt (3.0.0)!