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[Sheflug] Strange boot problem with SuSE 7.3

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Subject: [Sheflug] Strange boot problem with SuSE 7.3
From: "Rob Keeling" <xxxxx [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 6 Apr 2002 15:33:45 +0100
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I have just configured a basic SuSE 7.3 on a 486 Dx66 with 16Mb of ram,
the idea is that it has two Hdd`s a 1.2Gb boot/system drive and a 6Gb data
drive
to store data backups, which are to be copied on using samba.

I have installed Suse, samba etc but when I add the second Hdd (/hdb1) it is
mounted as /backup
as I want, however when I shut down the machine I see all the hard disc
paritions unmounted but on reboot
/hda3 the root filesystem is fsck`ed. There are also messages from vgscan
saying there are no logical volumes
which is correct I haven`t used LVM, but is this cousing the problem?

Thanks

Rob Keeling


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