add the ability to create lvm in the partition command #101
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displague
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Sep 7, 2023
Signed-off-by: walkerus <[email protected]>
* use 100%FREE vg space if get 0b for lv Signed-off-by: walkerus <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: walkerus <[email protected]>
displague
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Oct 22, 2023
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Description
Adding the ability to create LVM in the partition command by adding the volume_groups object to the metadata
Why is this needed
#36
Fixes: #
How Has This Been Tested?
I tested the changes on Dell PowerEdge R650 and Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 servers with the standard hook kernel.
I ran the action rootio with the partition command and added lvm-related data to the metadata. After creating the logical volumes, I initialized the file systems on them using the rootio format command.
Changes do not affect the current code if you do not add lvm-related parameters to the metadata.
To start using the changes, just add an optional array describing volume groups to the metadata
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