That seems to be another bug: I cannot get a bugzilla account: Konq gave me a mostly-blank page when I tried ( system appeared to take my info first ). Reloading the thing didn't work, and logging-in told me I had to "confirm my e-mail address", but no e-mail was ever received by me from the system ( it's been hours -- and I need to get this system finished for my client, so they can have it ). /that/ is why I'm trying this list. Strong language /may/ get mkswap to smarten-up, though, if it's in the same language as the source-code, eh? Also, if anyone figures that using strong-language against someone who builds systems as hardened as reasonable ( ecc, raid, ups, secure everything ) is going to prove something, and they already know that I didn't perceive the can't-use-label-in-fstab bug's potential ( though it should have been obvious, on considering linux's raid-1 method ), then they're better off concentrating on their own development. At least I'm learning. -------- Original Message -------- From: Will Stephenson <wstephenson@suse.de> Apparently from: opensuse+bounces-54190-antrygrevok=safe-mail.net@opensuse.org To: opensuse@opensuse.org Subject: Re: [opensuse] BUGs in 10.3: swap not possible on /dev/md0, etc Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 15:17:13 +0100

On Friday 14 March 2008, Antryg Revok said:

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1. Install into md raid-1 is boshed, because the immediate-update changes

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2. Install into md raid-1 is boshed also, because swap apparently CANNOT be

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3. install-system needs to get some brains: IF one is installing into md raid-1, then either/any of the component physical partitions can be seen as a normal reiser/ext3

These all sound like important bugs, so use bugzilla.novell.com to report them not the list, unless you are sure they can be solved with the application of harsh language ;).

Will

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