Solved. Changing the volsizelimit value signals only the size of the share which can be used. As I already started a (canceled) backup process before, when the set value was too small, some...
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Solved. Changing the volsizelimit value signals only the size of the share which can be used. As I already started a (canceled) backup process before, when the set value was too small, some...
http://blog.bertelsen.co/2012/07/time-machine-server-on-ubuntu-1204.html
But don't make the mistake and try to change the size :(
Hi,
I just set up a time machine server on Ubuntu 12.04. Initially the 'volsizelimit' in '/etc/netatalk/AppleVolumes.default' was not enough, so I increased it. The problem is that the OSX client...
I could reenable AHCI mode, I also need this for hotplugging of my external eSata disk. Somehow on first boot after grub install only IDE mode seems to work, maybe something that should be memorized...
When I talk about UEFI I mean BIOS, I thought that would be the new name for this point and click tool. The thing is, I can rarely enter it, usually the keyboard is not recognized. Doesn't matter if...
Further googling revealed almost no results for Ubuntu + cryptdevice in /etc/default/grub. It seems that this is only needed for other distros, apparently the Ubuntu grub installer takes a look at...
OK, I now reinstalled grub to sda. The mount line for /boot in fstab was automagically inserted, I didn't touch that line. Here is the output of boot_info_script:
Boot Info...
Darko, I was a bit restless and already purged grub, deleted the grub directory in /boot (inside the root LVM) and mounted /dev/sda1 to /boot. Afterwards I reinstalled grub and chose sda1, this time...
Yes, I'm working with the running system right now. So you advice me to do these steps?
Anything else? I guess I don't have to do anything special about LVM and LUKS, as all partitions are already...
In Boot-Repair, I selected the option for a separate boot partition, but couldn't choose anything else than sda (the line was greyed out). Afterwards, grub-pc confronts me with the options to install...
Running Boot-Repair again, in the stage where grub-pc is configured, I no longer have the option to install either to sda or to sda1, but only to sda or /dev/dm-1 (vg01-root). If I choose sda, it...
It just seems strange to me and I have gone through the process of clearing CMOS already a couple of times. Still not sure why this was always necessary - the keyboard was not recognized, neither USB...
I'm too afraid to boot given that boot info script output mentions "Mounting failed", "unknown filesystem type" for my LV partitions, and further on:
mount: unknown filesystem type 'crypto_LUKS'...
I gave this another shot and installed boot-repair in the running system. Using the default settings, ignoring Raid and encryption messages (all LVM partitions were already mounted and decrypted), I...
Further searching revealed that it might be necessary to execute
grub-mkimage This thread mentions
$ sudo grub-mkimage --output=/boot/grub/core.img ext2 _chain pc gpt biosdisk lvm in order to...
Thanks for the clarification. I'm still hesitating to reboot given the strange output of boot-info-script. Even if the boot flag has no significance, it seems that something is not in order....
Stephen describes how to mount the LV's and then install grub to sda. But I'm thinking that in my situation I probably have to specify sda1 given the following output:
me@server:~$ sudo fdisk -l
...
OK, I followed your advice and executed these steps:
But I don't understand what I should do with this information:
LVM is mounted, even if the boot info script output might suggest otherwise....
Yeah, but that was the old state before my attempts trying to 'fix' the boot. Now it says:
Grub2 (v1.99) is installed in the MBR of /dev/sda and looks at sector 1 of
the same hard drive for...
First time I was running boot-info-script, before messing around with grub-efi, I got this output:http://paste.ubuntu.com/5568131/
Notice this, no mention of msdos1:
Grub2 (v1.97-1.98) is...
OK, I now installed grub-pc to /dev/sda, I guess that should be right. Should I uninstall efibootmgr?
Here is the output of boot-info-script. I'm frightened trying to reboot without your inspection...
Thanks for helping me out oldfred, appreciating it :)
I removed grub-efi and am confronted now with the question whether I want to install grub-pc to /dev/sda (1000204 MB; SAMSUNG_HD103SJ) or...
OK, so just to be sure now about the steps as I'm a little frightened to further destroy my system:
Boot Linux Secure Remix
Mount encrypted LVM
Run Boot-Repair
Is that correct? Anything...
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I'm having serious trouble with my 8.04 server installation. The beginning of the story is described in this thread. As described there, there is only Ubuntu installed, no Windows, so no need for an...