Re: swap entry in fstab points to /dev/mapper/disk<tmpstring>

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On Wed, 2012-05-02 at 13:15 -0500, David Marlin wrote:
> I used livemedia-creator to create a disk image for an ARM board (Trim 
> Slice) with the following command:
> 
>    livemedia-creator \
>      --make-disk --no-virt --image-only --keep-image \
>      --ks=/root/F17-trimslice.ks
> 
> 
> The kickstart file defined the following partitions:
> 
>    part /boot --size 255 --fstype ext3 --label=boot
>    part swap --size 511 --label=swap
>    part / --size 3327 --fstype ext4 --label=rootfs
> 
> which were created as expected.  The following /etc/fstab entries were 
> created on the image:
> 
>    UUID=f9360b1d-f56c-4b52-ab6b-58775bf57a17 /      ext4  defaults  1 1
>    UUID=5f9bb5f2-a818-4e72-aefc-cd2c304726a6 /boot  ext3  defaults  1 2
>    /dev/mapper/diskt9BQ8tp3                  swap   swap  defaults  0 0
> 
> The issue is that if I copy this image to any other media (i.e., an 
> SDCard) the swap entry no longer works.
> 
> Is this expected behavior?  Is there another option I should be using in 
> the kickstart file to alter this behavior to use either the UUID or disk 
> label for swap?

This is a bug. pyanaconda.storage.devices.DMLinearDevice should use
pyanaconda.storage.devices.StorageDevice.fstabSpec instead of inheriting
from DMDevice. If you open a bug I'll fix it.

Dave

> 
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> d.marlin
> 
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