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- 842. By Dustin Kirkland
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merged changes from a clean trunk
resolved conflicts in debian/patches/ grub-install_ better_ raid.diff - 841. By Dustin Kirkland
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This commit adds some smarts (back) into the handling of the multiple
devices on a RAID providing /boot.Rather than using the same (hd0,0) looking string for each device,
independently calculate the partition number. This is problem is similarly
reported in bug #46223, though for update-grub.For the "hd0" bit, we take what we can find in device.map.
Also, I'm killing the printing of device.map if installing onto a RAID,
since it's somewhat misleading. - 840. By Dustin Kirkland
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slightly different approache to this problem, per IRC with slangasek...
1) don't assume hd0, let the existing logic solve this for us
2) error out, with suggestions (install to raid or edit device map) if we
can't determine the bios positioning of the device:-Dustin
- 839. By Dustin Kirkland
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This is the second revision of patch 2/2 for bug #33649, based on feedback from
slangasek. He questioned the previous revision, where I was installing GRUB
onto all devices of a RAID providing /boot, every time.This revision will:
1) install to all devices, if the target on the command line is /dev/md*
2) install only to a specific RAID member, if the device on the command
line is an actively sync'd device in a RAID providing /boot
3) Otherwise, the current behavior of grub-install operates as normal:-Dustin
- 837. By Steve Langasek
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* Only delete the old event.d script on upgrade from the affected versions
of the package. - 835. By Steve Langasek
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Merge in 0.97-29ubuntu27, which was not committed to bzr. Changes from Ben
Collins and Johan Kiviniemi:[ Ben Collins ]
* Make sure to delete the old event.d script, as it stays around, which
means it gets called twice.[ Johan Kiviniemi ]
* Implement a parameter in kernel-helper to create an initial last-good-boot
if one doesn't exist. It will be used in grub postinst as well as when
removing a kernel in order to make sure a last-good-boot exists at all
times. - 834. By Steve Langasek
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Merge in the uploaded grub 29ubuntu26, which was never committed to bzr;
changes from Ben Collins:* Fix filename for etc/event.
d/last- good-boot
* update-grub: Add entry for last-good-boot
* Changed build-dep to gcc-multilib to fix build failure.
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