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It seems the clever init ram fs making program has decided that, despite the fstab, that my ext4 slash ('/") partition for Devuan is better mounted as ext2.
How much damage is being done by every write to this ext4 partition? Should I be running a repair operation from a live CD every day?
Last edited by durham (2021-09-08 00:16:01)
A dangerous technology is one that is available only to an elite group -- George M. Ewing, Analog, April 1977
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Did you already try with
ROOTFSTYPE=ext4
in /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf ?
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Did you already try with
ROOTFSTYPE=ext4
in /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf ?
Wow, that fixed it! I'd been using ROOTFS=ext4 as per the man page but that was having no effect. Thank you! You know things not in the man pages! Your solution was not in the man page of update-initramfs, nor was it in the man page of initramfs.conf .
A dangerous technology is one that is available only to an elite group -- George M. Ewing, Analog, April 1977
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"Use the source, Luke"
Yes, one could say, without imparting disrespect on any particular developers, that sometimes "fondness of gilding" strays from "diligent QA standard"... luckily it's scripts and not binaries.
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@durham . . . Old school wizards just know things . . .
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