install_log suggestion [was Re: [Rule-list] 486 slinky: not all rpms installed]
Michael Fratoni
mfratoni at tuxfan.homeip.net
Thu May 9 00:15:12 EEST 2002
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On Wednesday 08 May 2002 01:57 pm, Eugene Wong wrote:
> I was wondering if you would be willing to program the script to ask at
> the end of the install, "Would you like to copy /root/install_log to
> the second disk? [Y/n] ", or however is consistent with how you choose
> to do it?
Sure, copying the log to a floppy shouldn't be a problem. I'll add the
option in the next group of changes.
> Perhaps an alternative is to just mention it at the end, such as, "If
> there were error messages, then you should examine /root/install_log
> for details before reboot. Reboot now? [y/N]" or whatever.
Hrmm, yes, I suppose we could suggest reviewing the log before rebooting.
We could even offer to display the log before prompting to reboot.
> Actually, an even better alternative is to just copy it to /root of the
> new partition, if it can survive reboot, that is.
It is copied to the "real" filesystem. Once the installer executes the
pivot root, the temp log is moved, and the installer begins logging to
disk. It will survive reboot, as long as the install goes well enough to
boot. After reboot, it is in /root/install_log
Did you find the init_network script useful?
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