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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #81 | fixed | Failed dependencies | ||
| Description |
When I do rpm -Uvh mondo-2.04-1sus91.x86_64.rpm I get: error: Failed dependencies:
What is buffer? Is it a product? |
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| #84 | fixed | build x86_64 packages for popular distros | ||
| Description |
Target: mandriva_2006.0 mandriva_2007.0 fedora_5 rhel_3 rhel_4 suse_10.1 sles_10 debian_3.1 gentoo_1.6 |
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| #87 | fixed | LABEL= swap does not come online after mondorestore | ||
| Description |
Versions: mondo-2.2.0-2.rhel4 mindi-1.2.0-2.rhel4 On mondoarchive the swap area defined in /etc/fstab as:
now gets correctly identified as a swap space (partition). Test restore/clone: I used boot->mondorestore CD, Automatic, From CD-R and everything ran smoothly to completion of restore with result=0. mondorestore DOES correctly allocate the /dev/hda2 and looking at mondo-restore.log I see that it is doing a 'mkswap /dev/hda2'. The message in the log is: "Setting up swapspace version 1, size = ..." However, after reboot (single user) the swap space is not active. I do a: swapon -a and it fails because it cannot find the LABEL=SWAP-hda2 device. I discovered that I needed to do:
to make the 'swapon -a' work with my current /etc/fstab. (It's the only command I know to label swap space.) In previous version of mondo/mindi I had been modifying the /etc/fstab to change the swap from a LABEL=... to the standard /dev/hdX (or sdX), and that might be the best choice. However, since there is the attempt by mondo/mindi to deal with Red Hat LABELed swap areas I thought I sould at least share my findings at this version. |
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