[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-10-01 Thread Colin Watson
Yes, we fixed this bug in hardy. initramfs-tools (0.85eubuntu24) hardy; urgency=low * Implement the initramfs-tools part of the initramfs error handling spec * update-initramfs: - Make a hard link to the original initramfs image, rather than moving it out of the way. - Create a

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-16 Thread Jonathan Carter
Kees, well if hardy creates it separately and then copies to place, I suppose this bug can be closed, since a fix has been committed. I can't really think of anything else that would make initramfs less vulnerable at this stage, I agree that it could do with further investigation. -- update-initr

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-05 Thread TerryG
The rescue kernel will fail since initrd is broken. The backup initrd (at least with Linux Mint 4 XFCE, based on gutsy) is called: initrd.img-2.6.22-14-generic.bak You only need to rm the old one and copy the backup to it's place, then you should be OK. Of course you need to do this using the Li

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-05 Thread Adrian Moisey
TerryG, I didn't try the backup copies of the kernel. I tried the default kernel and the rescue one, both failed. I only have 1 kernel installed, I remove the old ones. -- update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197602 You received this bug notification bec

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-03 Thread Kees Cook
The initramfs is created separately and moved into place in Hardy. If this is reproduced, we can better diagnose problems in the future. ** Changed in: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu) Status: Confirmed => Incomplete -- update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-03 Thread TerryG
Marking as Confirmed. That's a good question. The system should be left bootable for as long as possible. What's the approximate time difference between creating it to /tmp and writing it over, versus creating-and-writing on-the-fly? For Gutsy, 9.2 MB for initrd with a 35 MB/sec disk would be 0

[Bug 197602] Re: update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss

2008-03-03 Thread Jonathan Hitchcock
** Summary changed: - update-initramfs is vulnurable to power loss + update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss -- update-initramfs is vulnerable to power loss https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197602 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed