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If the partition is on a DASD disk, write out the /dev/disk/by-path/...
value to the /etc/fstab file rather than a UUID= line.
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When building the device tree, if the block device is a DASD, create a
DASDDevice object rather than a DiskDevice object.
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The only thing I can tell is available for us from the udev db is to see
if the DEVNAME starts with 'dasd'. We'll need this for the dracut
changes for DASD later.
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The only existing use of deviceNameToDiskByPath() expected the basename
returned. Since the function returns the full /dev/disk/by-path/...
path, take the basename of the returned value.
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Have deviceNameToDiskByPath() return the full device path rather than
just the basename path. Have it check to see if the entry in
/dev/disk/by-path is actually a symlink, then readlink that. Otherwise
just take the basename of the entry. Also fix a problem where passing
it a full device path would not match (e.g., '/dev/dasdb1'). Take the
basename of deviceName and match that against the readlink() value.
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We don't want these messages in the RPM changelog entries.
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block.dmraid.RaidSet keeps track of the state of the devicemaps and will
try to add / remove maps when activating / deactivating the set depending
on its internal state, shallow copying it copies this state, creating
2 copies of it, which can result in trying to bring the set up or down
twice, which causes a backtrace.
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map() gives us a list of bool objects, filter() gives us the actual
device objects we are expecting.
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This has only rarely worked, and hasn't at all in quite a long time. What
we really need to do is redesign the UI so it fits the screen appropriately
instead of pushing X around to do what we want.
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The machine in #527699 has one seriously broken disk, this causes
(py)parted to throw a different exception type when looking up the device
this patch catches this exception too, which will result in the disk
being handled as a removeable disk (ie cardreader) with no media present,
causing us to ignore it.
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Duplicates code in configBaseURL, I'd like to do all the media scanning in
configBaseURL and guard only methodstr syntax in methodstr editing dialog -
perhaps next step if it proves doable.
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Instead of using the hardcoded library path, use a variable which is set
in mk-images, as it seems that they can work across arch like this, and
we typically only have one wrapper file available to us at compose time.
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We ship the default parameter file as generic.prm, not redhat.parm.
Modify redhat.exec to reflect this.
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The new linuxrc.s390 script seems to have working cio_ignore support
now. I've been using the above cio_ignore parameter in my parm file
with RHEL-6 nightlies and it's working fine.
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Discovered on s390x, but really affects all platforms. I've done test
installs of RHEL-6 on s390x and of rawhide on x86_64 with this patch in
place and 70-persistent-net.rules looks correct on the target system
after installation.
The problem on s390x was we needed to use the KERNELS setting for the
line in the rules file, but on other platforms we don't need that.
Since /lib/udev/write_net_rules is kicked off during installation, copy
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules from the installation
environment to the target system. If we don't have that file in the
installation environment, just do what we have been doing (which should
take care of the instances where people are doing kickstart installs
with multiple network lines but onboot is set to no).
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Don't traceback in formatByDefault() when a device with a mountable
format has a mountpoint of None. Instead simply assume that if we don't
mount it anywhere it does not need to be formatted.
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When editing a pre-existing mdraid set and selecting /usr (or any of
the other mountpoints listed in formatByDefault()) as mountpoint, anaconda
always tells that this mountpoint should be formatted before installation.
This patch makes anaconda not give this warning when the user has already
selected "Format as:" (ext4, ...).
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Note this patch deliberately does not use NetworkManager, all we need for FCoE
is for the OSI layers 1 (PHY) and 2 (MAC) to be brought up.
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This patch is intended for both F-12 and the devel branch.
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I hit the race fixed by this during some local dmraid install testing
while investigating bug 527035.
This patch is intended for both F-12 and the devel branch.
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Rounding errors when computing the existing size of NTFS volumes.
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If a label is set on a filesystem (e.g., the --label switch on a part
command in a kickstart file), make sure it is set during the filesystem
creation.
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We were forcebly installing mkinitrd, but nothing uses it anymore now that
we've switched to dracut. There is no need to force installing dracut as the
kernel requires it. And if someone decides to not install the kernel, well
though luck buddy.
p.s.
This patch is intended for both devel and F-12
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