Description Philipp Hahn 2015-07-13 12:55:30 CEST

01_base.99check_log_files.test

[2015-07-12 18:23:06.401121] E: updater.log:1993, /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/vda.  Check your device.map.

Maybe also this:

[2015-07-12 18:23:06.401240] W: updater.log:314, Checking for space on /var/cache/apt/archives: df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory
[2015-07-12 18:23:06.401290] W: updater.log:316, Checking for space on /boot: df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory
[2015-07-12 18:23:06.401340] W: updater.log:318, Checking for space on /: df: Warning: cannot read table of mounted file systems: No such file or directory


Next time update /dev/vda → /dev/xdva, as Amazon EC2 is based on Xen:

Updated doc/extended-docs/installation-4.0.xml:

DEV='/dev/xvda' GRUB='(hd0)'
grub-mkdevicemap ||
 echo "${GRUB} ${DEV}" >/boot/grub/device.map
append="$(ucr get grub/append |
 sed -re "s|/dev/sda|${DEV}|g;s|(no)?splash||g")"
xargs -d'\n' ucr set <<__UCR__
grub/append=${append}
grub/boot=${DEV}
grub/root=${DEV}1
grub/grub1root=${GRUB}
grub/bootsplash=no
grub/quiet=no
__UCR__
update-initramfs -uk all
update-grub
univention-grub-generate-menu-lst


"grub-mkdevicemap" only works in HVM, as for PV EC2 only provides partition 1 (/dev/xdva1) directly, but not a full disk (/dev/xvda)!