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Disabling multi path is pretty easy. That being said, months of strange errors and mount issues took a really long time to discover that that was the issue.
by withinboredom 4y ago
Disabling multi path is pretty easy. That being said, months of strange errors and mount issues took a really long time to discover that that was the issue.
- ur-whale 4y ago> Disabling multi path is pretty easy. At install time? All my attempts have failed in the following fashion: . I boot the text only installer . Once it runs I switch to a shell . I edit the python code of subiquity / curtin to rip out anything that has to do with mutlipath . I disable all systemd shite related to multipath . I kill the installer (and systemd restarts it) . When I get to partioning, I finally see my NVME devices instead of the weird multipath stuff . I create a raid-0 partition on them . The installer then fails miserably Care to share your recipe?
- withinboredom 4y agoPut ``` blacklist { devnode "^sd[a-z0-9]+" } ``` In /etc/multipath.conf (modify for nvme as needed)