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Mount btrfs fs with rescue= option #1730
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It looks like 'norecovery' is deprecated and has been removed in the v6.8-rc1 kernel. Replace it with 'rescue=nologreplay', which is a replacement implemented since v5.9. The standalone 'nologreplay' option is also deprecated. Signed-off-by: Jeremi Piotrowski <[email protected]>
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Hello @jepio, I am usually running my dev env on Ubuntu latest version aka 24.04 Noble, and this week the kernel got upgraded from 6.6 to 6.8. Without this patch, |
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LGTM. required for Ubuntu 24.04.
'norecovery' was deprecated and has been removed in kernel v6.8 so switch to the new way of doing things. This pulls in flatcar/update_engine#40. Signed-off-by: Jeremi Piotrowski <[email protected]>
Thanks; I've added a commit to bump update_engine, will merge after running tests. |
Mount btrfs fs with rescue= option
It looks like 'norecovery' is deprecated and has been removed in the v6.8-rc1 kernel. Replace it with 'rescue=nologreplay', which is a replacement implemented since v5.9. The standalone 'nologreplay' option is also deprecated.
Also need to pull in this:
but thats tied to us updating to v6.8+ which means we still have time.
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