Changeset 9a3e4ba for postlfs/filesystems/lvm2.xml
- Timestamp:
- 02/24/2016 07:31:59 AM (8 years ago)
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- systemd-13485
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- 996dfc4a
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postlfs/filesystems/lvm2.xml
ra91856d1 r9a3e4ba 7 7 <!ENTITY lvm2-download-http " "> 8 8 <!ENTITY lvm2-download-ftp "ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/lvm2/releases/LVM2.&lvm2-version;.tgz"> 9 <!ENTITY lvm2-md5sum " f2191c4798c8927a6d31a96010b9f568">9 <!ENTITY lvm2-md5sum "53dffb3ba964c0f0709f6e8922795bdd"> 10 10 <!ENTITY lvm2-size "1.8 MB"> 11 <!ENTITY lvm2-buildsize " 46 MB (during the test suite, transient files can grow up to around 500 MB)">12 <!ENTITY lvm2-time "0.4 SBU (additional about 10 SBU to run the test suite with parallelism = 4)">11 <!ENTITY lvm2-buildsize "26 MB (during tests, transient files can grow up to around 500 MB)"> 12 <!ENTITY lvm2-time "0.4 SBU (additional 5.4 SBU for tests)"> 13 13 ]> 14 14 … … 91 91 </para> 92 92 93 < note>93 <caution> 94 94 <para> 95 Kernel versions in the 4.1 and 4.2 series have a broken RAID 96 implementation. If you want to use RAID style LV's, you should 97 install a kernel with a version number above 4.2.4. Note that several 98 tests use RAID logical volumes, and can generate a <quote>kernel 99 oops</quote> with faulty kernel versions, which usually renders the 100 system unusable. 95 Kernel versions between 4.1 and 4.4.1 have a broken RAID 96 implementation. If you want to use RAID type LV's, you should install 97 kernel version 4.4.2 or above. Note that several tests use RAID logical 98 volumes, and can generate a <quote>kernel oops</quote> with the faulty 99 kernel version, which usually renders the system unusable. 101 100 </para> 102 </ note>101 </caution> 103 102 </sect2> 104 103
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