Out of interest I've just read the above page in the book. I *don't* use
an initramfs, but I do have a rootfs mounted on a btrfs subvolume (similar
in some ways to LVM). I have a GPT boot partition formatted with ext2 on a
USB flash drive, and I'm using syslinux as a boot loader.
In case others
I build a nice new shiny systemd build (my first bootable attempt).
My root (and a few other partitions) are on a lvm partition, sitting
on top of a mdraid1 array.
When it boots the initramfs mounts root just fine,
(root=/dev/ssd.vg/root), but the system only has /dev/mapper/control
(when I would
On Sat, Jul 20, 2013 at 11:27 PM, Nathan Coulson conat...@gmail.com wrote:
I build a nice new shiny systemd build (my first bootable attempt).
My root (and a few other partitions) are on a lvm partition, sitting
on top of a mdraid1 array.
When it boots the initramfs mounts root just fine,
do_mount_root()
{
mkdir /.root
[ -n $rootflags ] rootflags=$rootflags,
rootflags=$rootflags$ro
case $root in
/dev/* ) device=$root ;;
UUID=* ) eval $root; device=/dev/disk/by-uuid/$UUID ;;
LABEL=*) eval $root; device=/dev/disk/by-uuid/$LABEL ;;
LABEL=*)
xinglp wrote:
do_mount_root()
{
mkdir /.root
[ -n $rootflags ] rootflags=$rootflags,
rootflags=$rootflags$ro
case $root in
/dev/* ) device=$root ;;
UUID=* ) eval $root; device=/dev/disk/by-uuid/$UUID ;;
LABEL=*) eval $root; device=/dev/disk/by-uuid/$LABEL
