Hi,
On 01/25/2010 09:48 AM, Ales Kozumplik wrote:
On 01/24/2010 11:37 AM, Hans de Goede wrote:
Before the whole disk formatting changes MD BIOS RAID arrays used to have
their own type of "partitionable mdarray". And we check for the normal
"mdarray" type in various places (mostly to do with mdraid /boot
handling where
I'm seeing a traceback qtm), and when the type matches mdarray the code
assumes a regular mdarray.
Wasn't there a legitimate to have 'partitionable mdarray' removed?
It uses to be a separate class doing dual inheritance from both MDRaidDevice
and DiskDevice, as in the past you had to inherit from DiskDevice to be
considered partitionable by the partition code.
That is what rightly has been killed, it also having a separate type was
a side effect of it being in its own Class, but that is something which was
good to have, so this patch restores the separate type (as in the type attribute
string is different).
Regards,
Hans
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