TC!!
October 4th, 2011, 02:10 PM
I've just upgraded my server setup 10.04 LTS to use a larger hard disk and now something strange is happening.
My setup before was this:
160GB drive 20GB partition for /
1TB drive whole drive for /home
2TB drive whole drive for /media/films
I wanted to shift over to use a 500GB drive using separate partitions for / and /home. I read up a lot about it and was confused by most of it. After having all sorts of trouble trying to boot from a 10.10 desktop CD I downloaded 11.04 and used that to setup my 500GB disk like this:
20GB - /
476GB /home
4GB /swap
I then installed 10.04 server onto the new drive to take care of the boot record, booted up from the 11.04 CD again and used ddrescue to copy my old system over. It told me it was going to copy 20GB of data but failed at 19998 and told me the new disk was too small. I did a quick comparison and could see that all the data had been copied over OK, the system was only 3.3G of the 20G.
I rebooted after removing my old disk and everything seems to be running fine apart from two strange things.
Whenever I restart the machine I now see this before the login message:
mountall: Plymouth command failed
mountall: Disconnected from Plymouth
I can see that Plymouth is linked to the desktop but since I don't have that installed on my server setup then why am I getting these messages?
My system also now shows up in my router as 'ubuntu' which is what I remember allowing it to use when I installed the 'dummy' server installation, but in /etc/hostname it has the correct name 'hp'.
Can anyone explain the plymouth messages?
My setup before was this:
160GB drive 20GB partition for /
1TB drive whole drive for /home
2TB drive whole drive for /media/films
I wanted to shift over to use a 500GB drive using separate partitions for / and /home. I read up a lot about it and was confused by most of it. After having all sorts of trouble trying to boot from a 10.10 desktop CD I downloaded 11.04 and used that to setup my 500GB disk like this:
20GB - /
476GB /home
4GB /swap
I then installed 10.04 server onto the new drive to take care of the boot record, booted up from the 11.04 CD again and used ddrescue to copy my old system over. It told me it was going to copy 20GB of data but failed at 19998 and told me the new disk was too small. I did a quick comparison and could see that all the data had been copied over OK, the system was only 3.3G of the 20G.
I rebooted after removing my old disk and everything seems to be running fine apart from two strange things.
Whenever I restart the machine I now see this before the login message:
mountall: Plymouth command failed
mountall: Disconnected from Plymouth
I can see that Plymouth is linked to the desktop but since I don't have that installed on my server setup then why am I getting these messages?
My system also now shows up in my router as 'ubuntu' which is what I remember allowing it to use when I installed the 'dummy' server installation, but in /etc/hostname it has the correct name 'hp'.
Can anyone explain the plymouth messages?