Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-autoinstall (36 mails)

[Mike Marion <mmarion@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

(?) because I'm not sure if this is a design decision based on it not
being possible to work, if it can't know the directive to reformat /.

Anyway...

I ran into a situation where re-installing the same OS image (SLED10-SP1 
in this case) while re-using the existing fstab and partitions, from 32bit 
to 64bit, or vice versa, fails on the partition check.  I narrowed this 
down to the RootPart script and check for which partition is the root 
one.  I understand why this fails in most cases, however, it still fails 
when using a profile that says to reformat /.  

As a work around, I figured out how to create an override RootPart.ycb
and created a driverupdate which works.  However it just assumes it's ok
whether the root partition is formatted or not (I copied the code bit
that says it's ok to install to/from ppc/ppc64 and put in i386 and
x86_64).  

-- 
Mike Marion-Unix SysAdmin/Staff IT Engineer-http://www.qualcomm.com
Statler -- Well, how do you like the film?
Waldorf -- I've seen detergents that leave a better film than this.
 -- From _The Muppet Movie_ (1979) [Note: those are the grumpy old guys]
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