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hi there,
I'm missing a debian package for lvm and since nobody seems to be working on it, I decided to do it for myself. Since I don't want to duplicate someone else's effort, I wanted to know if anybody's already doing so.
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Hello,
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I'm missing a debian package for lvm and since nobody seems to be working on it, I decided to do it for myself. Since I don't want to duplicate someone else's effort, I wanted to know if anybody's already doing so.
Where did you search for a lvm debian packages? It's already done :-):
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/lvm-common/
and (IO protocol version 10)
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/lvm10/
Holger
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Holger Grothe (Email: [email protected]) Fachbereich Mathematik, TU Darmstadt
hm. Well, I search with apt-cache, dpkg -s dpkg -L and on the debian.org webpage...anyway, forget that then :-)
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Hello,
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I'm missing a debian package for lvm and since nobody seems to be working on it, I decided to do it for myself. Since I don't want to duplicate someone else's effort, I wanted to know if anybody's already doing so.
Where did you search for a lvm debian packages? It's already done :-):
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/lvm-common/
and (IO protocol version 10)
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/lvm10/Holger
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hm. Well, I search with apt-cache, dpkg -s dpkg -L and on the debian.org webpage...anyway, forget that then :-)
Wiktor
It's not in woody so maybe that is in the sid (unstable) branch.(?)
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Quoted 3 lines · Wiktor Wodecki([email protected]) is reported to have said:
hm. Well, I search with apt-cache, dpkg -s dpkg -L and on the debian.org webpage...anyway, forget that then :-)
Wiktor
It's not in woody so maybe that is in the sid (unstable) branch.(?)
You're right, lvm10 is in debian sid, not in woody. As far as I can tell this is caused by build problems on powerpc and s390. There seems to be a patch for s390 available, I don't know about s390.
It would be great if lvm10/lvm-common could become part of debian woody. So if somebody knows how to fix this, please tell!
The bugreport is here:
http://bugs.debian.org/123292
And a complete build log can be found here:
Jan
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hm. Well, I search with apt-cache, dpkg -s dpkg -L and on the debian.org webpage...anyway, forget that then :-)
Wiktor
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It's not in woody so maybe that is in the sid (unstable) branch.(?)
You're right, lvm10 is in debian sid, not in woody. As far as I can tell this is caused by build problems on powerpc and s390. There seems to be a patch for s390 available, I don't know about s390.
It would be great if lvm10/lvm-common could become part of debian woody. So if somebody knows how to fix this, please tell!
There were fixes to the way LVM uses the kernel headers for 1.0.2 that _may_ fix those problems.
patrick
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You're right, lvm10 is in debian sid, not in woody. As far as I can tell this is caused by build problems on powerpc and s390. There seems to be a patch for s390 available, I don't know about s390.
And things like the little problem that the LVM tools apparently do nothing but segfault on sparc since they mix -fPIC and -pg (see
http://bugs.debian.org/123322).
Wichert.
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You're right, lvm10 is in debian sid, not in woody. As far as I can tell this is caused by build problems on powerpc and s390. There seems to be a patch for s390 available, I don't know about s390.
And things like the little problem that the LVM tools apparently do nothing but segfault on sparc since they mix -fPIC and -pg (see
http://bugs.debian.org/123322).
Which was also fixed in 1.0.2
Patrick