> If it does then we are currently > not doing what Chris thinks we are doing. You know, maybe one day someone will believe I actually know what I'm doing. I guess we're not there quite yet. > So for this part of your patchset > it would be good to find out where and when exactly /boot/upgrades is getting > cleared with the current code, and if that is too late, move the clearing, instead > of adding pretty much the same clearing code a second time. anaconda does not remove /boot/upgrade (no 's') at any time. However if you look at the discussion we were just having, you will see that you wrote: > Thanks for also reviewing this, the second (third) pair of eyes is > appreciated. I do have one question though. The first patch of the > latest sets removes /boot/upgrade/install.img, which is a good thing > to do as that frees precious /boot place before starting the upgrade, > but if we do that why not just completely rm -fr /boot/upgrades ? My reply was that implementing your suggestion to completely remove /boot/upgrade was a bad idea. I have no idea how you guys got started thinking that I was saying we already do this. - Chris _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
