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~cyphermox/partman-auto/merge-125ubuntu1 » Changes to recipes-i386-efi from revision 670

From Revision 670

Rev		Summary	Authors	Date	Diff	Files
669		* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: Recipe changes: - Adjust default partition and EFI sizes for Ubuntu. - Change the x86 atomic recipes to make the minimum swap size be 100% of RAM, so that hibernate always works. - In addition to EFI partition, reuse existing swap partitions and BIOS Boot Partitions, if any, rather than creating new ones. Automatic Partitioning: - Offer resize_use_free autopartitioning method, except on armel/armhf. - Add an option to reuse an existing installation. - Split out the replace option from resize_use_free. Code changes: - Accept autopartitioning automatically rather than showing choose_partition. - Drop priority of partman-auto/choose_recipe question to medium. - Add support for partman-auto/method=loop via partman-auto-loop. - Make biggest_free respect the selection made in partman-auto/disk. - Exclude devices containing the installation medium from automatic partitioning. - Use new get_real_resize_range function from partman-partitioning 72ubuntu3, which caches calls to tune2fs and ntfsresize. - Support resizing the largest partition on multiple disks. - Support formatting the entire partition for any partition that can be resized.	Mathieu Trudel-Lapie...	9 years ago
644		* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: Recipe changes: - Adjust default partition and EFI sizes for Ubuntu. - Change the x86 atomic recipes to make the minimum swap size be 100% of RAM, so that hibernate always works. - In addition to EFI partition, reuse existing swap partitions and BIOS Boot Partitions, if any, rather than creating new ones. - Add armel/dove recipes. - Temporarily back out changes to recipes/atomic and recipes/home from partman-auto 94. Automatic Partitioning: - Offer resize_use_free autopartitioning method, except on armel/armhf. - Add an option to reuse an existing installation. - Split out the replace option from resize_use_free. Code changes: - Accept autopartitioning automatically rather than showing choose_partition. - Drop priority of partman-auto/choose_recipe question to medium. - Add support for partman-auto/method=loop via partman-auto-loop. - Make biggest_free respect the selection made in partman-auto/disk. - Exclude devices containing the installation medium from automatic partitioning. - Use new get_real_resize_range function from partman-partitioning 72ubuntu3, which caches calls to tune2fs and ntfsresize. - Support resizing the largest partition on multiple disks. - Support formatting the entire partition for any partition that can be resized. - Signal to clear_partitions in partman-target that it should not notify the user about the unformatted partitions we have set up. - Add a hack to stop EFI System Partitions showing up as to-be-formatted in the confirm-changes screen when there's an existing filesystem that would cause partman-efi to skip them. * Changes Debian merged from ubuntu: - EFI recipes, but not for kfreebsd and with larger system partition sizes. Kept our efi partition sizes, which closer match Windows/Mac EFI partition sizes. - $reusemethod was also merge, but used for EFI partitions only and not for swap & BIOS Boot Partitions. - Drop the bootable flag from i386/amd64 recipes. * Dropped changes: - "Add kfreebsd-i386/efi, and kfreebsd-amd64/efi symlinks to regular efi recipes." Ubuntu doesn't have kfreebsd port, and debian didn't take this change. * Asturian (ast.po) by ivarela * Add x86 UEFI support, merging some code from Ubuntu to help: + Add extra recipe method "reusemethod" to help us reuse existing EFI system partitions + Clone the ia64 recipes for {amd64,i386}-efi and tweak. Merge across some of the Ubuntu settings for these new recipes, including use of reusemethod. + Make the EFI system partition large by default to meet fat32 recommendations	Dmitrijs Ledkovs	11 years ago