Kyrre Ness Sjobak wrote:
søn, 12.12.2004 kl. 17.55 skrev Manu Abraham:
>On Sun December 12 2004 4:45 pm, Kyrre Ness Sjobak wrote:
>
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>>søn, 12.12.2004 kl. 13.16 skrev Manu Abraham:
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>>>Hi,
>>> I had a machine running RH9 and a 120GB SATA HDD. The HDD was ailing and
>>>occassionally giving out sector not found {Drive ready,Seek failure}
>>>errors. So i thought it was time to move in to FC3 and a new 160GB SATA
>>>HDD.
>>>
>>>Bootup of FC3 gave me a kernel crash, and an error complaining about
>>>suggesting acpi=off, but even with acpi=off, still gave me the same
>>>warning and a crash..
>>>
>>>I then later on figured that the SATA Enhanced mode operation would be a
>>>problem and switched it to compatibility mode. The motherboard is an ASUS
>>>P4C800, Intel 875 chipset.. Lo it worked....
>>>
>>>That went fine through.... No problems even though initially i thought
>>>not to edit /etc/fstab by hand because it was generated by fstab-sync ? I
>>>went on to edit it by hand...
>>>
>>>Everything went smoothly...
>>>
>>>
>>>Now i figured that i required some files more were there on the old HDD,
>>>than compared to the backup i had...
>>>
>>>I plugged in the OLD SATA HDD has Primary Slave, and the NEW SATA HDD as
>>>Primary master.
>>>
>>>The initscripts failed stating about duplicate LABEL=/, LABEL=/boot,
>>>LABEL=/work...
>>>
>>>and a hung system...
>>>
>>>I know that if i modify the disklabels to actual device names my problems
>>>would be solved...
>>>
>>>But, what i would like to know is whether a graceful way of doing it
>>>exists, without much hassle... I know that this is not much of an issue,
>>>but still thought it would be better if i posted the problem...
>>>
>>>Manu
>>>
>>>
>>Comment out the lines, add new lines for the same stuff. Then plug it
>>in, boot, mount the volumes, copy the stuff, shutdown, unplug, and
>>uncomment the lines again.
>>
>>
>That's what i temporarily did to solve the problem...
>
>Manu
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Sometimes, the simplest solution is the best solution :)
I don't really understand the need for disk labels in fstab at all, in
fact it has always caused me more problems while not doing anything
helpful that I am aware of.
I would like to remove labels from some partitions. I have relabeled
partitions but I'm not quite sure how to safely remove labels.
-Joshua