** Description changed: - This causes various problems such as: - A) udf filesystems with blocksize < 2048 will not automount at startup. - B) udf filesystems with blocksize < 2048 will not show or be mounted by volume label (vid). + [Impact] - This issue has been identified upstream and a patch is available (git + * udf filesystems with blocksize < 2048 will not automount at startup. + * udf filesystems with blocksize < 2048 will not show or be mounted by volume label (vid). + + [Test Case] + + Install udftools and create udf file system with volume id and blocksize + < 2048: + + "sudo mkudffs -b 512 --vid=space /dev/sdb1" + + Run blkid on device: "sudo blkid /dev/sdb1" + + Without patch, output will be 'TYPE="udf"'. With patch, output will be + 'TYPE="udf" LABEL="space"'. + + Add /dev/sdb1 to /etc/fstab. Without patch, file system will fail to + mount at boot; with patch, file system will mount at boot. + + Add LABEL=space to /etc/fstab. Without patch, file system will fail to + mount; with patch, file system will mount. + + [Regression Potential] + + * This issue has been identified upstream and a patch is available (git commit 5a45eb2d2c70dc7ea2ff4c7b56ab8dba2780f033 in karelzak/util-linux).
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