Re: CentOS 7: restore fails

On 23/12/2016 8:09 μμ, Bruno Cornec wrote:

> Humm, please setup your mail reading to send at least also text msg. 

Sorry, I sent HTML so as to include the screenshots inline! (Probably I 
should have rather sent them as attachments to a text message.)

> Well, each distros has its specificities. I'm really well aware of 
> that with the boot process in particular. 

I meant that /dev/vda (, vdb etc.) is universally used in our host's 
systems. This is what I see in the VM setup environment.

> Yes, sorry for that, I changed the names to make them more homogeneous 
> (mr- prefix) but forgot that 

We can't remember everything! :-)

> Ok, so your /mnt/RESTORING was indeed mounted !
> So that's good. Even the lvm part succeeded it seems.
>
> Please then get the /mnt/RESTORING/var/log/mondorestore.log file and send it to us.

I managed to get the file -at last- (I used Knoppix to boot and I copied 
the file from the mounted HD) and I am attaching it here.

I hope that it will help you understand what really happened and spot 
the issue(s)!

> After that could make a new try with the version which will be generated this night under ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org/test/ubuntu/16.04/
> Please update all the component to be sure. I fixed many small issues during my own tests on RHEL6 and RHEL7 so hopfully you should be in a better shape after.

But this will be an Ubuntu version? (I'm on CentOS 7.) I'll check that 
place!

Many thanks,
Nick

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