I've not had Internet connectivity until now, everything went ok too in real hardware:
· Images used:
-> archlinux-2009.01-beta3-ftp-i686-isolinux.iso 30.01.09 09:49 -> archlinux-2009.01-beta3-ftp-i686.iso 30.01.09 13:42
-> archlinux-2009.01-beta3-core-i686.iso 30.01.09 15:37 -> archlinux-2009.01-beta3-ftp-x86_64.iso 30.01.09 12:27 -> archlinux-2009.01-beta3-core-x86_64.iso 30.01.09 12:25
· Configurations: Same as in VMs.
Issues corrected:
- Texinfo and bash scriplets work using the last ones (when ftp ISOs and using a mirror already synced).
- No more dependency cycles as consequence.
Issue detected (not important):
- If /tmp is separated to another partition: When mounting partitions
it gets different permissions that the ones it should have (755 instead
of 1777). It's shown to the user in form of warnings during install of
the package filesystem:
warning: directory permissions differ on tmp
filesystem: 755 package: 1777
Anyway it's corrected. /tmp appears to have the correct permissions after installation (seen when mounted after rebooting).
I'll try again x86_64 images and reply about the grub problem. I could reboot and enter the new
installed system, I remember it clearly because I confirmed it was a
x86_64 install (running "uname -m" inside the installed system). Though
the machine in which it was installed already had the MBR of that disk
altered to load grub from the boot partition (I tried i686 images
first). I'll tell you if it works or not in some minutes.
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Gerhard Brauer <gerbra@archlinux.de> wrote:
Could please test some other the x86_64 ISOs and confirm that we have a
problem there with grub?