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~fourdollars/ubuntu/vivid/partman-efi/1512589 » Changes from revision 31

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Rev	Summary	Authors	Tags	Date
22	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now. - Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name. - Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi. - On x86 architectures, create EFI system partitions using FAT32 rather than FAT16, and require newly-created ones to have a minimum size of 34091008 bytes. - Never format EFI system partitions that already contain a filesystem. * Detect existing EFI system partitions more reliably on GPT partition tables (LP: #972122, #900245).	Colin Watson	25ubuntu1	12 years ago
21	* On x86 architectures, create EFI system partitions using F... * On x86 architectures, create EFI system partitions using FAT32 rather than FAT16, and require newly-created ones to have a minimum size of 34091008 bytes, experimentally verified as the minimum libparted will accept (LP: #811485). * Never format EFI system partitions that already contain a filesystem (LP: #769669).	Colin Watson	24ubuntu3	12 years ago
20	Be case insensitive on matching the name EFI System Partitio... Be case insensitive on matching the name EFI System Partition when detecting existing EFI system partitions.	Mario Limonciello	24ubuntu2	12 years ago
19	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now. - Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name. - Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi.	Colin Watson	24ubuntu1	13 years ago
18	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now. - Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name. - Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi.	Colin Watson	23ubuntu1	13 years ago
17	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now. - Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name. - Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi.	Colin Watson	22ubuntu1	13 years ago
16	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now. - Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name. * Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi. (This replaces previous code in partman-basicfilesystems, which didn't work since method=efi partitions don't have an acting_filesystem.)	Colin Watson	21ubuntu1	13 years ago
15	* Drop lpia support. * Drop lpia support. * Only create a fat32 partition on Intel Macs; other compliant EFI implementations should (as I read it) be able to cope with fat16, and the 256MB minimum size of fat32 is inconvenient.	Colin Watson	20ubuntu2	13 years ago
14	* Resynchronize with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronize with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu kernels now - Also support lpia * Require partman-base >= 129 to support a null value for the name.	Evan Dandrea	20ubuntu1	14 years ago
13	[ Emmet Hikory ] [ Emmet Hikory ] * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set. - Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu intrepid kernels now * Also support lpia	Evan Dandrea	18ubuntu1	15 years ago
12	Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubu... Remove efi-modules dependency; it seems to be built into Ubuntu intrepid kernels now.	Colin Watson	17ubuntu2	15 years ago
11	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set.	Colin Watson	17ubuntu1	15 years ago
10	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set.	Colin Watson	14ubuntu1	16 years ago
9	* init.d/efi: Fix reversed logic affecting ia64 systems (LP:... * init.d/efi: Fix reversed logic affecting ia64 systems (LP: #137501). * choose_method/efi/do_option: Make sure no mountpoint is set.	Colin Watson	13ubuntu2	16 years ago
8	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions. - Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs. - Move sanity-checking scripts from finish.d to check.d.	Colin Watson	13ubuntu1	17 years ago
7	Remove gptsync code; parted does this itself now as of versi... Remove gptsync code; parted does this itself now as of version 1.7.1-3ubuntu3.	Colin Watson	11ubuntu3	17 years ago
6	* Move sanity-checking scripts from finish.d to check.d. * Move sanity-checking scripts from finish.d to check.d. * Set maintainer to ubuntu-installer@lists.ubuntu.com.	Colin Watson	11ubuntu2	17 years ago
5	* On Intel Macs, depend on gptsync-udeb and run gptsync on c... * On Intel Macs, depend on gptsync-udeb and run gptsync on changed devices after committing changes. * Automatically use existing EFI system partitions on Intel Macs as EFI boot partitions (LP: #38225). * Create fat32 EFI partitions with the name "EFI System Partition" by default on Intel Macs.	Colin Watson	11ubuntu1	17 years ago
4	* Run debconf-updatepo * Run debconf-updatepo * Update Standards-Version to 3.7.2	dann frazier	11	17 years ago
3	* Backport from trunk (the next sync from Debian can overwri... * Backport from trunk (the next sync from Debian can overwrite this): - Build on i386, for i386-based Apple systems; restrict to systems with EFI (i.e. /proc/efi or /sys/firmware/efi exist). - Try to load efivars module on init to make sure that the kernel has a chance to create /proc/efi if appropriate.	Colin Watson	9.1	18 years ago

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