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#9 fixed RHEL4 ZCR support using i2o_block and i2o_core Bruno Cornec martinbw@…
Description

Redhat changed how it supports the Adaptec Zero-Channel RAID Cards. Under Redhat 7.3 the ZCR is supported using the dpt_i2o module. The root directory is /dev/sda1.

Under RHEL4 the ZCR is supported using the i2o_block and i2o_core modules. The root directory is /dev/i2o/hda1

#11 fixed Mindi does not find (some) needed kernel modules Bruno Cornec lauffer@…
Description

Mindi has a problem with finding loaded kerne modules:

If the module name is not "like" the module _file_ name (yes, there are differences!), mindi will not load/pack this module to the boot image

Example:
lsmod -> 3w_XXXX
module name -> 3w-XXXX.ko

So at first I've changed mindi like this;

--- mindi-1.06-10 2006-04-26 13:10:03.000000000 +0200
+++ mindi 2006-04-26 13:10:09.000000000 +0200
@@ -1041,3 +1041,7 @@
for module in $module_list $EXTRA_MODS ; do
- r=`find /lib/modules/$kern -type f | grep "/${module}\..*o" | tail -n1`
+ r=`/sbin/modprobe -l $module`
echo "module $module --> $r" >> $LOGFILE

This was good enougth to get mindi finding this module. But in some other functions of mindi the problem with the module name still exists.

So it seems to be more than just this line, I'll open this as a bug here and I'm sure, you'll be faster in fixing it. ;)

Note: this problem is announced to novell under #169688 for their suse linux products, too.

#12 fixed Unable to backup filenames with pattern *\'* Bruno Cornec sm0ketst@…
Description

Hi folks,


I'm trying to backup a (data only, no sys) volume containing filenames with the following pattern:

$ find . -name *\'*
<...>
/mnt/nfs/blueworkerbox/data40gb/shared/ftpserver/pub/audiobooks/Dracula - Bran Steker's/Dracula - Bran Steker's.rar
<...>

Dont know if it's the clue but after 2 DVD done correctly i saw mondoarchive "stalled" with no activity (.log) for a long time, then i did CTRL-C to finish it with the following results:

At '/var/log/mondo-archive.log' file:

<...>
[Main] libmondo-archive.c->slice_up_file_etc#3455: bzip2 -6
/Dispon/tmp.mondo.4389/tmp.mondo.26669/slice-0000000.00008.dat
[Main] libmondo-archive.c->slice_up_file_etc#3489:
/mnt/nfs/blueworkerbox/data40gb/shared/ftpserver/customer/DS2/PR6/gnu-gcc-3.3.2.tar.gz
- Bigfile #1, slice #8 compressed OK
[Main] libmondo-archive.c->slice_up_file_etc#3531: Sliced bigfile #1...OK!
[Main] libmondo-archive.c->make_slices_and_images#2226: bigfile_fname = /mnt/nfs/blueworkerbox/data40gb/shared/ftpserver/pub/audiobooks/Dracula - Bran Steker's/Dracula - Bran Steker's.rar
SIGINT signal received from OS
You interrupted me :-)

Meanwhile at console:

<...>
---progress-form---4--- TASK: [*...................] 1% done; 741:15 to go
md5sum: /mnt/nfs/blueworkerbox/data40gb/shared/ftpserver/pub/audiobooks/Dracula
- Bran Stekers/Dracula: No such file or directory

[stalled condition.... then CTRL-C to get the following...]

SIGINT signal received from OS
You interrupted me :-)
Fatal error... Mondoarchive is terminating in response to a signal from the OS
---FATALERROR--- Mondoarchive is terminating in response to a signal from the OS
If you require technical support, please contact the mailing list.
See http://www.mondorescue.org for details.
The list's members can help you, if you attach that file to your e-mail.
Log file: /var/log/mondo-archive.log
FYI, I have gzipped the log and saved it to /tmp/MA.log.gz
Mondo has aborted.
Execution run ended; result=254
Type 'less /var/log/mondo-archive.log' to see the output log

Please note the difference between the file name at console when MD5SUM is performed and the original (and well detected) filename at log file.

Again, thanks a lot for your cool work,

TIA

Jose.

P.S.: You can also track the issue at mondo-devel@… on 6 May 2006 mail thread.

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