[Bug 991106] Re: Ubuntu 12.04 bootloader installation problem on RAID
Phillip Susi
psusi at ubuntu.com
Tue May 1 22:31:42 UTC 2012
Jacek, please file a separate bug report against the dmraid package.
Tim, I am unable to reproduce this on a similar setup. When installing,
you should choose to install grub to the /dev/mapper/xxx/Volume0 device.
Are you able to reproduce this when choosing to install the boot loader
there?
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04 bootloader installation problem on RAID
Status in “grub2” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Trying to install Ubuntu 12.04 Desktop x64.
PC configuration:
MB: Asus P6T
HDD Controller: Intel ICH8R (ICH8) SATA RAID Controller
CPU: Intel Core i7 920
RAM: 6x2Gb DDR3
Video: nVidia geForce 250 512Mb
HDD: 2x320Gb as RAID0
Partitions: first: ext4, second: ntfs. No swap partition.
Steps to repeat:
1. Have similar RAID configuration (I guess any MB-powered RAID0 installation will do the thing)
2. Try to make a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04
I've chosen ext4 as mount point for / during installaton. Checked
"format" checkbox for it.
What happens:
At the end of the installation creation of bootloader failed for root partition (something like /dev/mapper/*******Volume0). After I've presed Ok it offered me to chose another partition. I tried to chose both of /dev/mapper/*******Volume0p1 (there were two of them and two /dev/mapper/*******Volume0p2) with same result. During that process another dialog popped up. It was reporting that installation went fine and system is ready to use. After I've pressed "reboot" button I've got unbootable PC. Had to restore the bootloader manually using 11.10 live flash. After that windows could boot successfully, but fresh installation of 12.04 showed some graphical trash at the screen and completely hanged right after hitting it's grub entry.
What should happen:
Like 11.10 it should offer me only three devices: root one, first partition(ext4) and second partition(ntfs) but not six, and it must install the bootlodaer and boot without any problems.
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