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fix #456 tell kernel hostname #460

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@CWempe CWempe commented Mar 18, 2017

make defined hostname available via hostname command during installation

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Why isn't this called with chroot so it gets set in the target system?
It now looks like it's setting the hostname in the installer, which then in a way get propagated into the chroot (like magic as the dns resolver somehow worked before the introduction of the resolvconf package)

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CWempe commented Mar 19, 2017

I don't know.
I just had an issue (#456) and @Mausy5043 told me how to solve it. 😄

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The hostname command is injecting information into the kernel, not the filesystem. It won't matter whether it is run in the installer-root or the installed-root.

@Mausy5043 Mausy5043 merged commit ed24416 into debian-pi:v1.1.x Mar 26, 2017
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