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This was causing failures to set large(r) extent size with small(er) VGs.
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Update the efi image creation code to reflect what we've actually been using
for two plus months.
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This fixes the problem where highlighting the partition in the slice graph
doesn't allow you to click "edit", and where selecting from the tree view
doesn't highlight the partition in the graph. The underlying problem was
that our list stores storage objects, but we were passing in a pyparted
object to do the comparison with.
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We should also fsck the filesystem after the live resize to
ensure that errors don't creep in
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Resizing can introduce errors too, so for paranoia, we should
check afterwards
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IBM has reworked linuxrc.s390 to provide a better initial configuration
experience for users.
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If doing a LiveCD install, make sure we write out HOSTNAME= in
/etc/sysconfig/network and set it to the value entered in anaconda
rather than localhost.localdomain.
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Give the hostname entry field focus when we get to that screen in
anaconda. Pressing Enter in the entry box will advance to the next
screen.
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In non-kickstart installs, clearPartType gets set to CLEARPART_TYPE_LINUX
before the user makes a choice. We shouldn't pass that value to the
device tree constructor unless we're doing a kickstart install.
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If we're not clearing any partitions, return early. Also, be more explicit
about the CLEARPART_TYPE_LINUX case.
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This patch contains the following small fixes:
- There is no need to convert None as username/pass into an empty string
pylibiscsi will happily take either
- Only set the initiator name from ibft if the ibft flag is present
- Show an error when no username is specified, but a password /
reverse username / pass is given
- Do not backtrace when the following happens:
1) Manually add iscsi disk
2) enter wrong IP / username without pass
3) Fix this *and* change the initiator name initially choosen
- Allow having only a reverse password without a reverse username
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Not really necessary in the ifcfg files, so avoid writing out this value
in network.py.
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Rewrite disabled network configuration scripts in loader if we ask the
user to retry network configuration. nm-system-settings will pick up
the change to those files and down those interfaces.
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In certain upgrade cases, the default bootloader entry will never be set
and so at the point where we write the new bootloader config, we'll hit a
traceback condition. Older versions of anaconda allowed the default entry
to be None here, so we need to do the same.
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In createPEOptionMenu(...), store in the actualPE list only the physical
extents (PE) displayed by the combo-box, not all the possible physical
extents.
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This should add the version number to exception reports for livecd installs
launched by clicking the icon or menu option or whatever. It will not help
the case where people run anaconda by hand from a command line.
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Remove minihal.py and use NetworkManager to get a list of device names
and their hardware addresses. Still have to talk to hal via D-Bus to
build a description string, but the hal path is given to us by
NetworkManager, so we are sure we are only building a list of interfaces
that NetworkManager knows about and can communicate with.
Also rewrite command-stubs/list-harddrives to not use minihal.
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If the line contains a filesystem we do not recognize or a device that
we are unable to resolve we will just write it back out as-is if/when
we write out a new fstab.
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This is just a clean-up for consistency.
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We need to pass the mountpoint and the chroot in separately so everything
doesn't end up under /mnt/sysimage. Doing that results in the contexts
being set to mnt_t, which causes all sorts of problems on reboot.
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This patch makes resetFileContext return the context (a string)
on success, and None on failure. This fixes the "set SELinux
context for newly mounted ..." log messages to actually show
the context set.
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This parameter basically means a protected partition cannot be modified or
deleted, but can be dealt with on a read-only basis. Right now, the only
time we need that is so the hdiso install source can be written out to
/etc/fstab.
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In the live install, having things mounted leads to tracebacks.
This isn't really fool-proof, but it should help
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We never change the release number when making a release from git, but
it would be useful to start having the dist tag in the release field so
when people report bugs we can easily identify the product they are
using.
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In kickstartNetworkUp(), call is_nm_connected() to see if we are in
NM_STATE_CONNECTED. If we are in any other state, prompt for network
configuration and start NetworkManager.
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The real fix for this would involve removing one of the two upgrade checks
we have, but that's too much too soon to the final release of F11.
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Remove the chunk of code that sortds bind mounts to the end. It appears
to be completely bogus, and certainly breaks mounting of /dev during
installation.
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Fixes a traceback on upgrade.
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If the device contains a valid partition table we do not care what else
udev tells us is there.
Once we move to optionally partitioned devices, this may no longer be
adequate logic for this type of problem.
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(#496343)."
This reverts commit 7d2799eb905fae1d28607ae3adf3a2929c7e6ece. I changed
the places we raise DeviceError to also raise the device path, so this
change is not necessary.
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