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Rev	Summary	Authors	Tags	Date
52	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations. - Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. - Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them. - Use mkdosfs to create FAT filesystems, since libparted cannot handle doing that on non-512-sector disks. - Always use mkfs.ext2 to create ext2 filesystems, since libparted's ext2 code is deprecated and can't handle large sector sizes.	Colin Watson	84ubuntu1	10 years ago
51	Always use mkfs.ext2 to create ext2 filesystems, since libpa... Always use mkfs.ext2 to create ext2 filesystems, since libparted's ext2 code is deprecated and can't handle large sector sizes (LP: #1215458).	Colin Watson	78ubuntu2	10 years ago
50	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations. - Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. - Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them. - Use mkdosfs to create FAT filesystems, since libparted cannot handle doing that on non-512-sector disks.	Colin Watson	78ubuntu1	10 years ago
49	Fix dangerous reuse of $device in format_basicfilesystems, i... Fix dangerous reuse of $device in format_basicfilesystems, introduced in 76ubuntu3.	Colin Watson	76ubuntu4	11 years ago
48	Explicitly pass logical sector size to mkdosfs. Explicitly pass logical sector size to mkdosfs.	Colin Watson	76ubuntu3	11 years ago
47	Use mkdosfs to create FAT filesystems, since libparted canno... Use mkdosfs to create FAT filesystems, since libparted cannot handle doing that on non-512-sector disks (LP: #1065281).	Colin Watson	76ubuntu2	11 years ago
46	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations. - Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. - Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them.	Colin Watson	76ubuntu1	11 years ago
45	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations. - Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. - Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them.	Colin Watson	74ubuntu1	11 years ago
44	Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them (LP:... Disable existing swap partitions before formatting them (LP: #905628).	Colin Watson	71ubuntu3	12 years ago
43	Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. parted 3.0 ... Stop using libparted to format swap partitions. parted 3.0 doesn't support this anyway, and I'm guessing that this may be the cause of blkid sometimes not recognising the swap partition during installation (LP: #709363).	Colin Watson	71ubuntu2	12 years ago
42	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	71ubuntu1	12 years ago
41	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can't deal with those created with recent versions of mke2fs. We were already refraining from checking ext3 and ext4 filesystems using libparted for the same reason. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	70ubuntu1	13 years ago
40	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can't deal with those created with recent versions of mke2fs. We were already refraining from checking ext3 and ext4 filesystems using libparted for the same reason. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	69ubuntu1	13 years ago
39	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can't deal with those created with recent versions of mke2fs. We were already refraining from checking ext3 and ext4 filesystems using libparted for the same reason. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	68ubuntu1	13 years ago
38	* Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: * Resynchronise with Debian. Remaining changes: - If partman/automount is preseeded to true, automatically mount partitions with usefully-mountable filesystems on subdirectories of /media. - Add minimal support for NTFS partitions using ntfs-3g. - Mount FAT filesystems at boot (fstab pass 1). - Mount FAT (other than EFI System Partitions) and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev). - When formatting over the top of an existing swap partition, preserve its UUID to avoid leaving systems that use UUIDs in /etc/fstab without swap. - mount.d/basic: Close mount's fd 3 so that it doesn't inherit a debconf file descriptor, to prevent log-output hanging when ntfs-3g is in use. - Special case loopmounted filesystems as it's safer to format the underlying file, not the device. - Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can't deal with those created with recent versions of mke2fs. We were already refraining from checking ext3 and ext4 filesystems using libparted for the same reason. - Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	67ubuntu1	13 years ago
37	Revert changes in 63ubuntu6, since method=efi filesystems do... Revert changes in 63ubuntu6, since method=efi filesystems don't have an acting_filesystem. Responsibility for mounting /boot/efi now lies with partman-efi.	Colin Watson	63ubuntu7	13 years ago
36	Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see o... Automatically mount the first method=efi filesystem we see on /boot/efi.	Colin Watson	63ubuntu6	13 years ago
35	Don't add umask=007,gid=46 for EFI System Partitions. Don't add umask=007,gid=46 for EFI System Partitions.	Colin Watson	63ubuntu5	13 years ago
34	Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems wi... Allow armel/omap to use FAT for /boot, since the problems with it can be worked around while it's difficult to use anything else given uboot limitations.	Colin Watson	63ubuntu4	14 years ago
33	Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can... Stop checking ext2 filesystems using libparted, since it can't deal with those created with recent versions of mke2fs (LP: #517349). We were already refraining from checking ext3 and ext4 filesystems using libparted for the same reason.	Colin Watson	63ubuntu3	14 years ago

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