Modifications to CentOS build #1
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Changed the script to now use growpart to resize the root partition. Also made the resizing actions run upon each boot rather than just the first boot to account for snapshotting.
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Hello,
These are some modifications I made to the CentOS build components in order to satisfy some requirements I had. Most of these requirements involve ensuring snapshots are correctly created:
Both of these can be manually addressed by the user post-image deployment, but I feel that's not usually the user's responsibility.
One final change I made was to swap out the fdisk portion of the root partition resizing with growpart.
Please let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions to achieve these goals better. I don't expect this pull to be merged -- this is more to just share the changes I made.
Thanks,
Joe