On 12/06/2013 03:07 PM, Chris Murphy wrote:
On Dec 6, 2013, at 10:31 AM, Clyde E. Kunkel <clydekunkel7...@verizon.net>
wrote:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1038885
Closed the first time because it's not an F20 bug. As mentioned in bug 864198
it's intended behavior. Also closed because the summary about it not installing
the boot loader on btrfs doesn't make sense because that's not the problem nor
how it would work if it did work, and the description has nothing to do with
the actual problem or getting it fixed.
I'd always intended to create a clearly described and explicit rawhide RFE
tracking bug for the issue, and it was impossible to clean up and change your
bug into that without requiring the reader to read 7 comments that have nothing
to do with actually progressing the real problems. So that's why I closed it a
2nd time, after creating the tracker bug, for which there will eventually be
other bugs it depends on, not just the grubby bug. There are issues with grub2
and os-prober that also need to be addressed for certain use cases.
The rationale for the change is thoroughly discussed in several blocker
reviews. It's not some arbitrary change, it was made based on several release
criteria being violated. Yes it would have been better to fix that old grubby
bug that was also an F20 blocker for a month. But it's worse to throw razor
blades at hapless users, excusing it with the suggestion they don't really
matter when those with secret decoder ring hacks to work around the problem can
easily do so. You can still use kickstart to make the layout as you wish.
The real issue is that grub-mkconfig isn't confused about /boot being located
on btrfs subvolumes. Why? It seems a possible answer for grubby's confusion is
located in grub.
Chris Murphy
All of the above is fine. However, your are exhibiting profound
arrogance in stepping in for real fedora managers/developers. Do your
RFEs and your own bzs, but, leave other peoples bz reports alone.
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Regards,
OldFart
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