Work around supermin + kernel + ext2 filesystem bug #907
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See all the details in: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1770304 But the TL;DR is: there seems to be an issue in the way supermin creates the root ext2 filesystem which became a hard error in 5.3.8. So for now, let's just keep pulling 5.3.7.
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I can only imagine how painful this was to debug...thank you so much for diving into it! |
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Adds a test that runs on all currently supported distributions that enables a systemd service that already exists on the machine to test that systemd-presets is ran. Fixes coreos#907
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See all the details in:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1770304
But the TL;DR is: there seems to be an issue in the way supermin creates
the root ext2 filesystem which became a hard error in 5.3.8. So for now,
let's just keep pulling 5.3.7.