Package: flash-kernel
Version: 2.12
Severity: critical
Justification: breaks the whole system
LVM roots are not handled well. If one specifies an LVM root in
/etc/fstab in the form of /dev/vg/lv (e.g. /dev/VG-n2100/root_lv)
then the system will fail to boot. Instead, one must use the
* Paul Jakma paul+debianb...@jakma.org [2009-01-29 17:45]:
A workaround, according to tbm, would be to have flash-kernel
canonicalise LVM devices to their /dev/mapper/... form - I gather.
It's not a workaround; it's the proper solution.
maks, can you comment on this patch. I've attached the
Hi,
This works for me, see comments below!
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
maks, can you comment on this patch. I've attached the full hook
for context. Maybe you'll find other cases that need to be handled
in a special way.
Index:
severity 513504 important
thanks
* Paul Jakma paul+debianb...@jakma.org [2009-01-29 17:45]:
Package: flash-kernel
Version: 2.12
Severity: critical
Thinking about this some more, I realized that this situation must be
quite rare. d-i generates a /etc/fstab in the form of /dev/mapper/...
so in
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severity 513504 important
Bug#513504: flash-kernel should handle LVM roots better
Severity set to `important' from `critical'
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