lvmcreate_initrd missing in lvm2?
Hi all.
I have just downloaded the lvm2 debian package and I cant find the lvmcreate_initrd command.
Has it been replaced with another command or does it live in aonther package?
Regards
Martin
Quoted 5 lines · Martin Leslie
Hi all.
I have just downloaded the lvm2 debian package and I cant find the
lvmcreate_initrdcommand.
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Has it been replaced with another command or does it live in aonther package?
Regards
Martin
It's still under development, but there is current script that works at:
http://poochiereds.net/svn/lvm2create_initrd
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Jeff Layton <[email protected]>
Le 14.04.2004 16:46, Jeff Layton a écrit :
Quoted 2 lines · Martin Leslie
Hello,
The mentionned script creates an symlink to busybox from linuxrc. In this case what is the contents / action of such a script ?
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Regards
- Jean-Luc
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It's still under development, but there is current script that works at:
Quoted 8 lines · On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 08:48, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) wrote:
Hello,
The mentionned script creates an symlink to busybox from linuxrc. In this case what is the contents / action of such a script ?
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Regards
- Jean-Luc
It won't do anything since it creates the symlink under /bin on the initrd image. A quick look at the busybox sources seems to indicate that it will behave like a mini-implementation of 'init'. So if you created an /etc/inittab and make the link a /linuxrc it would prob. behave like 'init'.
Most of what I've read seems to indicate that the /linuxrc thingy is being deprecated though, and that most things should use '/sbin/init' instead. That's what this script does. Not sure what the kernel does if you have a /linuxrc _and_ a /sbin/init though...
I'll go ahead and remove the linuxrc link from my hosted copy of the script...
-- Jeff