From: Aneesh K. K.V <ane...@di...> - 2002-11-29 02:47:45
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Hi, That cmount is installed by the old cluster-tools script. IF you try to build the CVS version cluster-tools with the new build script all those file will be installed as I said under $(DESTDIR)/$(prefix)/sbin/ and by default the prefix is /usr/local/. ( ./configure --help ) So you may need to configure it with a prefix / . ie ./configure --prefix=/ First step would be to get the released cluster-tools. Do a make uninstall so the files installed by the old cluster-tools are removed and then use the CVS version with the new build script. I haven't tested the initrd building with with the new location of the files. -aneesh On Thu, 2002-11-28 at 20:39, Sigurd Urdahl wrote: > "Aneesh Kumar K.V" <ane...@di...> writes: > > > I have made some changes wrt the location where binaries are installed. > > Please take a look at cmd/Makefile.am . All the files are now installed > > in $(DESTDIR)/$(prefix)/sbin/. > > > > Please let me know if you run into any of the issues ? > > It seem cmount still is installed into /usr/sbin. > > I believe it shouldn't be since it is used quite early on in the boot > process. If I remember correctly from last night it is used in > S35mountall.sh at least on Debian. I believe you have no guarantee > that /usr is available until after that part of the boot.. (my test > system have /usr on LVM and is stuck with the mountall-script failing > till I attack it with a rescue disk later on tonight):) > > regards, > -sig > > > -- > Sigurd Urdahl sig...@li... > Systemkonsulent | Systems consultant www.linpro.no > LIN PRO can improve the health of people who consume the eggs, > meat and milk [..] (http://www.werneragra.com/linpro.html) |