Custom Query (684 matches)

with the beta of 3.2.2, mondoarchive fails to create correctly USB devices:

INFO: Please be patient. Do not be alarmed by on-screen inactivity.
DBG4: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->eval_call_to_make_USB#205: Calling open_evalcall_form() with what_i_am_doing='Copying data to make USB #1'
DBG1: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->eval_call_to_make_USB#210: command = 'cd /hdbh//mondo.scratch.7miuDG ; mv * /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/usb'
DBG3: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->run_external_binary_with_percentage_indicator_NEW#644: command = 'cd /hdbh//mondo.scratch.7miuDG ; mv * /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/usb 2>> /var/log/mondoarchive.log'
DBG4: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->run_prog_in_bkgd_then_exit#609: sz_command = 'cd /hdbh//mondo.scratch.7miuDG ; mv * /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/usb 2>> /var/log/mondoarchive.log'
mv: inter-device move failed: 'syslinux' to '/sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/usb/syslinux'; unable to remove target: Directory not empty
DBG4: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->run_prog_in_bkgd_then_exit#614: child res = 256
DBG3: [Main] libmondo-fork.c->run_external_binary_with_percentage_indicator_NEW#679: Parent res = 256
INFO: cd /hdbh//mondo.scratch.7miuDG ; mv * /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/usb ...failed
INFO: running: mkdir /hdbh//mondo.scratch.7miuDG/archive > /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/mondo-run-prog-thing.tmp 2> /sdd3//mondo.tmp.duZm7g/mondo-run-prog-thing.err
INFO: --------------------------------start of output-----------------------------
INFO: --------------------------------end of output------------------------------
INFO: ...ran just fine. :-)
DBG1: [Main] libmondo-archive.c->make_usb_fs#1527: WARNING - make_usb_fs returned an error
DBG1: [Main] ../common/newt-specific.c->fatal_error#304: Fatal error received - 'FAILED TO BACKUP'

While trying to install the latest Mondoresque on SLES 11 SP4, there are issues on dependencies:

warning: perl-Module-ScanDeps-1.18-25.7.x86_64.rpm: Header V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID dcef338c
error: Failed dependencies:
        perl(Module::Metadata) is needed by perl-Module-ScanDeps-1.18-25.7.x86_64

With large disks, we may have some LVs that are at 0%. When trying to recreate them it fails. So for these weshould go back to a fixed size, instead of a percentage.