Mount point is shadowed by stacked devices

Schulz, Reiner R.Schulz at dvz-mv.de
Mon May 13 11:09:05 CEST 2019


Hello FAIs,

I've a problem with setup-storage and RHEL 7

While setup-storage is runing it give " Error in task partition. Code: 710":

Calling task_partition
WARNING: The variable USE_SETUP_STORAGE is not needed any more.
setup-storage is now the default tool for partitioning.
Starting setup-storage 2.2
Using config file: /var/lib/fai/config/disk_config/dvzsn-rb7540
====>> Mount point /boot is shadowed by stacked devices  <<====

This is your disk_config file:
# example of new config file for setup-storage
#
# <type> <mountpoint> <size>   <fs type> <mount options> <misc options>

disk_config sda align-at:1024K disklabel:msdos bootable:1 fstabkey:device
primary                 /boot   1000     xfs    rw,noatime createopts="-L BOOT"
primary		-	1100-	-	-

disk_config lvm fstabkey:device
vg	vgsys	sda1
vgsys-swap		swap	1024	swap	sw
vgsys-root		/	50G	xfs	defaults
vgsys-home		/home	10G	xfs	defaults
vgsys-custom		/opt/custom	20	xfs	defaults
vgsys-srv		/srv	20	xfs	defaults
vgsys-var		/var	1G-90%	xfs	defaults
Error in task partition. Code: 710


With Debian 9 i use:

disk_config disk1 align-at:1M fstabkey:label bootable:1
primary 		/boot   250     ext2    rw,noatime createopts="-L BOOT     -m 0"
primary 		-       500-     -       -
disk_config lvm 
vg	vgsys disk1.2	
vgsys-swap		swap			1024	swap	sw
vgsys-root		/			5G	ext4	defaults createopts="-L ROOT"
and so on...

This works fine
My disk_configs are attached

Any ideas?

Reiner Schulz
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