Re: [suse-autoinstall] Partitioning Problem setting up 3 partitions

11 Sep 2002


      All looks good to me, could you please send methe y2log files from
/var/log
(Switch to the console and copy the files to a floppy ot to nfs if
anything is mounted)
Which version of yast2-module-autoinst are you using?

Anas

* Grant, Scott  [Sep 10. 2002 20:07]:
...
Hello,
I have been trying to get partitioning to work without success.  I have
installed the patch file yast2-module-autoinst-2.5.27rc3-0.noarch.rpm and I
still get the error:
"fdisk failed
The disk has an unsupported partition table.
Repartition disk /dev/hda"
Prior to this message - a brief message appears and then is replaced by the
for mentioned.  It reports that /boot requires (1.8 mb) more space and /
requires (10gb) more space.  The drive has a 18.2 gb capacity.  The drive
has a previous install of SuSE 8.0 on it.
I have tried the "auto" settings.  I have put in static values for size for
each but still get the same error each time.  Can anyone help me with this?
Here is the partition section of my control file:
<partitioning config:type="list" >
   <drive>
    <device>/dev/hda</device>
    <partitions config:type="list" >
     <partition>
      false
      
      <filesystem config:type="symbol" >ext2</filesystem>
      131
      <format config:type="boolean" >true</format>
      <mount>/boot</mount>
      <size>50mb</size>
      <type>Linux native</type>
     </partition>
     <partition>
      false
      
      <filesystem config:type="symbol" >swap</filesystem>
      131
      <format config:type="boolean" >true</format>
      <mount>swap</mount>
      <size>auto</size>
      <type>Linux native</type>
     </partition>
     <partition>
      false
      
      <filesystem config:type="symbol" >reiser</filesystem>
      131
      <format config:type="boolean" >true</format>
      <mount>/</mount>
      <size>max</size>
      <type>Linux native</type>
     </partition>
    </partitions>
    <use>all</use>
   </drive>
  </partitioning>
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott
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