On 9/23/2010 11:43, Sascha Wildner wrote:
commit 9687cd2753d34cd91571932ad50ae1ba2378a7cb Author: Sascha Wildner<[email protected]> Date: Thu Sep 23 11:43:06 2010 +0200installer: Utilize dumpon(8) and swapoff(8) to turn off dump and swap. Previously, the installer would block further installation attempts once a swap was mounted. This was very inconvenient, e.g. when trying to do multiple installs in one session. It also never issued a 'dumpon off' causing dumping to be enabled until rebooting. This caused issues upon reboot when a removable disk (eSATA, for example) was unplugged before the reboot. Now that we have swapoff(8), fix all these issues by turning off dumping and swapping once the installation is completed (after unmounting). Also, do this in a number of other places (where we previously warned) to make sure it all gets deactivated again should the user have cancelled a previous installation.
Note that the "panic when dumping is still active but the drive was unplugged" thing is still a real issue, even though the installer now no longer tickles it.
But on a normal system, the user can still get into this situation by manually producing it.
Sascha
