Chris Hofstaedtler
Chris Hofstaedtler
> Do you have suggestions on how to implement what you're mentioning? I could give it a shot once I understand the idea. So what I expect we need to...
Yes, I assume this will not work for VM images, as the by-uuid symlinks etc will not be there.
I'm somewhat sure `lsblk` needs the udev database to read the UUIDs from. Should probably check the lsblk source.
the following works for me (without docker, haven't tried). copying the block devices is necessary probably because i'm doing something else wrong... ```bash #!/bin/bash set -ex R=$PWD/chroot rm -rf chroot...
> copying the block devices is necessary probably because i'm doing something else wrong... after checking how this works in a normal install, i think this is the right approach.
As pointed out by @omoerbeek in https://github.com/PowerDNS/pdns/issues/16091#issuecomment-3263784377 and https://github.com/PowerDNS/pdns/issues/16091#issuecomment-3263788379 the standards-compliant thing would be: - include endian.h - use `BYTE_ORDER`, `LITTLE_ENDIAN`, `BIG_ENDIAN` (no leading or trailing underscores) Thanks for considering!
It is updated, but you must use a current grml-rescueboot (>= 0.6.6).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grml-rescueboot/+bug/2110078
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