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Jörg Schaible writes: |
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> Alex Schuster wrote: |
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> > I would be surprised if it had this feature. AFAIK grub is already done |
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> > at this stage, the kernel has taken over. And I guess it does not know |
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> > about the LABEL= syntax, and has no code to scan all devices for file |
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> > system labels. |
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> I fear so, too. Grub finds the boot device properly, it's the kernel |
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> complaining about the value in the root option. |
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> > With an initramfs, the kernel runs an init script which can do various |
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> > stuff, like probing all devices for file system labels. |
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> I never had the need for an initrd. |
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Now you do :) |
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Wonko |
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