Tomáš Čech <sleep_wal...@gnu.org> skribis: > On Sun, May 03, 2015 at 09:59:53PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
[...] >>Could you send an updated patch? It sounds like we’re almost there, >>I guess. > > Not there yet. Now I need to make some changes with mounting order to help > non-root filesystems on LVM volume. > > Right now it seems it tries to: > 1] mount all filesystems > 2] run udev Right. > But I need to make it: > 1] mount /dev > 2] run udev service (with the `udevadm settle' in the end) > 3] mount the rest of filesystems OK. Note that ‘file-system-service’ has a #:requirements parameter, which is where we could pass '(udev). But maybe some of the file systems defined in (gnu system file-systems) need to be mounted before udev is started. You’ll have to try. ;-) > It seems that /sys and /proc is mounted already from initrd phase using > mount-essential-file-systems. Is there reason not to put /dev there as well? The reason to do it this way is that it avoids another special case. That said, in practice /dev is mounted from the initrd because %devtmpfs-file-system has ‘needed-for-boot?’ set. > I see none so I'll try to add /dev filesystem mounting there (and to > move-essential-file-systems) and remove it from %base-file-systems. I don’t think this is necessary. Thanks, Ludo’.
