Bugzilla – Bug 118741
install from hard drive can't see LVM partitions
Last modified: 2005-09-26 14:42:09 UTC
Many laptops in secure environments can't access the internet (or even the intranet) without VPN software. Other times they don't have CDROM/DVD access either. I had openSuSE 10.0 unpacked onto a hard drive partition but it was on an LVM volume. The install procedure from hard drive would have worked great but not for me because the installer couldn't see the LVM partitions. D'Oh! I do have CDROM access but I only had the downloaded DVD unpacked, and I don't have a DVD reader or writer. How can I upgrade or install without using a hard drive source when the source is on a LVM logical volume?
Just rechecked with our yast lvm expert. It would make way to much problems implementing this. Sorry. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 52807 ***
I don't have access to see bug 52807. Can that be fixed?
Sigh. Apparently not. :-( In any case, it's not very informational either. Just a request like yours about a year ago which got rejected.