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AMD RAID + Pre-existing LVM/Ubuntu installation #36
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I also have this problem. I have an LVM install that I have DD'ed onto an rcraid array. mounting everything, chrooting in installing the driver, and generating the FSTAB works just fine. It wont boot. It complains that it cant find /EFI/whatever fonts, and then tries to locate the disk by UUID and then fails. It appears that the device is changing UUIDs, breaking the boot chain. |
Upon further investigation the issue appears to be rcraid + encryption. After adding rcraid and regenerating the initramfs, it never bothers to ask for a decryption password. So it goes looking for UUID's of filesystems it cant read. |
interesting @praxis88 did you find a way to solve it? |
negative, I did a test run on a fresh install without encryption and it booted right up. Something about the driver and encryption arent getting along. I could have done something wrong within the chroot, but I just chrooted in, installed the dkms module, built it against every kernel, generated a new initramfs for all of them, and updated grub. I never get a decryption password screen, just cant find UUID. |
Hi,
I realise this is not a recommended setup but realistically if im to maintain a worklife/balance I want this configuration :)
I a pre-existing Ubuntu installation using LVM and I have the DKMS package installed, but when I configure GRUB with
modprobe.blacklist=ahci
my machine fallsback to Busybox.I see that the kernel is compaining that it cannot find the disk by UUID. Any suggestions how to resolve this?
Thanks!
Peter
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