Re: Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation errors

I have found this too, and manually fixed the syntax errors.

I am heading to the office now, but will reply from there with the
solution from there.

Regards,
Robert

> Hi
>
> I'm trying to run a mondoarchive on a Centos 5 system, but get the
> following
> errors:
>
> cp: cannot stat `/sbin/udevstart': No such file or
> directory                    ot    M
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 57, near ""(cd $tooldir ; $tool
> -l -                 6% complete^M^M
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 62, near ""$tool -i
> $bkpdir/cpqacuxe                                         (4 di
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 70, near
> ""$tool\n")"                                                        Done.
> Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation
> errors.                                                   Done.
>
> and the application just sits at the attached screenshot
>
> Versions installed are:
>
> mindi-2.0.0-1.el5.rf

Re: Australian mirror

Brian McKee said on Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 09:12:49AM -0500:

> http://mondorescue.muskokamug.org mirrors the download section only -  
> and it's currently sitting at 3.1 G

Yep. And the Web section is 50 MB.

$ rsync -v rsync.mondorescue.org::
mondorescue-ftp Mondorescue project FTP area      (3.1 GB)
mondorescue-www Mondorescue project Web area      ( 50 MB)
[...]

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Re: Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation errors

Robert,

How'd you make out with this. I don't have udevstart either. Suse 10.2. 
In checking older suse rpms it seems udevstart used to be included.

I've been chasing a udev issue for months. I can to a backup and 
restore. But the restore won't boot. The are no hd nodes in /dev

JeffS

Robert Holder wrote:
> I have found this too, and manually fixed the syntax errors.
> 
> I am heading to the office now, but will reply from there with the
> solution from there.
> 
> Regards,
> Robert
> 
> 
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm trying to run a mondoarchive on a Centos 5 system, but get the
>> following
>> errors:
>>
>> cp: cannot stat `/sbin/udevstart': No such file or
>> directory                    ot    M
>> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 57, near ""(cd $tooldir ; $tool
>> -l -                 6% complete^M^M

Centos EIP panic

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Re: Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation errors

Hello,

Peter McGowan said on Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 10:44:57AM +0000:
> I'm trying to run a mondoarchive on a Centos 5 system, but get the following
> errors:
> 
> cp: cannot stat `/sbin/udevstart': No such file or
> directory                    ot    M
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 57, near ""(cd $tooldir ; $tool
> -l -                 6% complete^M^M
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 62, near ""$tool -i
> $bkpdir/cpqacuxe                                         (4 di
> syntax error at /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw line 70, near
> ""$tool\n")"                                                        Done.
> Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation
> errors.                                                   Done.

IIRC this was fixed after rev1878. You may want to update your mindi
version which is older than your mondo test version (rev 1883).

> and the application just sits at the attached screenshot

That's strange as mindi finishes itself its run per the log.
I wonder whether your NFS4 bind mount are handled correctly.

> I can understand the lack of udevstart, but not the others, any ideas?

Don't worry, even if /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw doesn't work, it's harmless
for 99% of the people for the moment.

Bruno.
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Re: Execution of /usr/sbin/mindi-bkphw aborted due to compilation errors

JeffS said on Mon, Mar 03, 2008 at 04:20:24PM -0500:

> I've been chasing a udev issue for months. I can to a backup and 
> restore. But the restore won't boot. The are no hd nodes in /dev

Can you try the following:

Edit the files /etc/mindi/udev.files and add /dev/root to it at the end.
Then re-run your backup and report again.

Thanks for your patience, and excuse my current lack of time to fix
this.
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Re: Centos EIP panic

Adrian Marsh said on Tue, Mar 04, 2008 at 12:12:08PM -0000:

> 2.6.9-67.0.4.plus.c4 gives a Bad EIP Value panic when booting from the
> mindi restore ISO. I think that 2.6.9-42.0.10.EL was ok though.

Maybe another victim of http://trac.mondorescue.org/ticket/172 ?
If you still have the older kernel, use -k /boot/thatkernel in the mean
time.

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Re: restored suse 10.2 machine fails to boot completely after restore.

JeffS said on Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 11:57:44AM -0500:

> In further review modules with a - in the name
> 
> /lib/modules/2.6.18.8-0.7-default/kernel/drivers/ide/ide-core.ko
> 
> are reported as ide_core by lsmod. This seems to be normal behavior.
> 
> Does mondo have a problem with this because modprobe -l then reports 
> differently than lsmod

No as mindi tests both names (with - and _) for core and cd
I have added ide-_disk which wasn't, but I think it's rather the lack of
/dev/root device link which is causing the issue.

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Re: Kernel does not support ramdisk

Rick Friedman said on Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 05:32:36AM -0500:

> I am running openSUSE 10.3. I just installed mondoarchive version 2.2.5.
> 
> When I run mondoarchive (by simply typing mondoarchive at the command
> line), the following appears:
> 
> Checking sanity of your Linux distribution
> - ---promptdialogYN---1--- Your kernel has no ramdisk support. That's
> mind-numbingly stupid but I'll allow it if you're planning to use a
> failsafe kernel. Are you?
> - ---promptdialogYN---Q--- [yes] [no] ---

Interesting.
Could you give me the result of :
cat /proc/devices

> Should I just answer Y to this question? If so, will mondo then backup
> the above mentioned kernel? Or, is there some problem with mondo and
> openSUSE 10.3?

With latest 2.2.5 there shouldn't be a problem anymore (except I didn't
had lots of reports). Just say yes, and report back what you find.

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Re: Mindi problem on RHEL 4 Upgrade 6

Angelo Mosè Pozzi said on Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 09:43:48PM +0100:

>    I'm testing mondo (test release of Feb. 13th) on RHEL 4 upgrade 6, 
> using a tape to backup my
> system. After the backup I burnt a CD-ROM with the image made by mindi
> and tryed to restore. I found a quite big problem in doing that because
> I've got a kernel panic while the system was looking for a CD-ROM.

Yep. Bug report 172.

> I tracked down the problem: the responsible seems to be the second mount
> (mount /mnt/cdrom). I replaced it with the complete mount string "mount
> -t iso9660 -o ro /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom" even I think the simpler "mount
> /dev/cdrom" should work.

Interesting. I also found that the mount was the culprit, but didn't try
that. I'm rebuilding new packages with your suggestion (thanks for
tracking that down) and will ask for people to test those as soon as
built.

Thanks a lot,
Bruno.
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