Hi, I'm not a pc expert but I would agree with the option, that writing a tool for autochoosing the filesystem module for the core image. Here is a little awk script which reads a file containing a mount table and picks the file system that is used on the mounted device.
you can use it like this: (The script is attached)
> mount > test1
> awk -v dis=/path/to/rootdevice -f test2.awk test1
> maybe outputs e.g. ufs
Here is the source:
BEGIN {}
{
if ($1==dis) {
match ($4,",")
i=RSTART-2
t=substr ($4,2,i)
print t
}
}
END {}
This is surley not what we want for the release grub2, but maybe you can
use it for another purpose.
test2.awk
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