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Subject: [linux-lvm] Partitions?
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I'm still considering my lvm startup problems. I have /var and /tmp set up
on a logical volume, but have not set up the root partition, so no initrd.
Could either of these partitions be causing the problems with the lvm
startup?

What about devfs? I already ran into the problem of having to give the
absolute path to the hard drives. Could it be getting confused in the
startup scripts?

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--Brad
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Bradley M. Alexander, CISSP              |   Co-Chairman,
Beowulf System Admin/Security Specialist |    NoVALUG/DCLUG Security SIG
Debian/GNU Linux Developer		 |   storm@debian.org
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