Martin-Éric Racine <[email protected]> (2025-12-27): > I flashed this onto a USB stick and booted it in UEFI mode on a host > with a brtfs root. Selected Rescue mode. Went through hardware > detection and network configuration as usual. Selected the btrfs > partition as root. Rescue mode offered to mount the EFI partition > right after. I launched a shell and could verify that the correct > partitions appear. > > I think we're good to go for Bookworm now. Thanks again!
Great, thanks.
Just out of curiosity, since we support a number of scenarios, which
one was that? In case someone else wants to chime in and test another
one…
Condensing the changelog:
1. The default installation to @rootfs (bullseye and later)
2. The default installation to subvolid=5 (buster or earlier).
"subvolid=5" was chosen over "subvol=/" for maximum disambiguation.
3. Add support for rescuing btrfs systems installed via the Calamares
installer found on Debian Live images: it uses subvol=@ (instead of
subvol=@rootfs as seen with debian-installer).
Cheers,
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Cyril Brulebois ([email protected]) <https://debamax.com/>
D-I release manager -- Release team member -- Freelance Consultant
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