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SuSE 8.0: Reliability of YaST2? (LVM & RPM installation)
- From: "Alleman, Lowell" <lowella@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 10:41:20 -0400
- Message-id: <2F7747120C62D211AD4100805FA78E1A363EB1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Has anyone had any problems with YaST2 crashing on them when they are trying
to install new packages? Or had problems with installing LVM on a new
install of SuSE?
I had a problem with the second phase of the installer (when it does the
reboot). Apparently, it died midway, and I was forced to reboot manually.
When the system came back up, I was dropped at the console. It appears that
this happed because the LVM configuration was not loaded properly because of
some module issues. I ran depmod, did a quick test or two, rebooted, and
the installation continued without any other problems.
I've only tried this on a single machine which is fairly old, and has had
some weird issues in the past. (I keep running memory checks, but so far
nothing has shown up). And I suspect that the hardware is to blame for
most of this, and I really doubt that SuSE would allow a distro to go out
the door with theses kinds of issues (A newbie would have abandoned the
system pretty quickly).
I would really like to install SuSE 8.0 on a few other "important" machines,
but I want to make sure that other people have had better success than me
when using normal hardware. I guess it all boils down to this: Has anyone
else had YaST2 crash during RPM installs or had problems with installing a
new system with LVM?
Thanks,
Lowell Alleman
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