Yes, when installing my ml370g4 the bootloader was always installed on the
second logical drive. So I only created the first logical drive, installed
Linux and then created the second logical drive.
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Lars Stavholm
I have a bit of a problem installing SuSE 9.3 Pro on a HP Proliant DL380 with six SCSI disks defined in two RAID arrays using the hardware RAID controller.
Everything seems to work fine when autoinstalling.
The problem is that the boot loader wont install properly, rendering the machine useless after an autoinstall.
I left the bootloader section mostly empty, to allow autoyast to fill in the proper values. I even tried without the bootloader section in the autoyast file.
Does anyone have any experience from autoinstalling a HP Proliant DL380?
R /LarS
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