Hi, Philip Hands <p...@hands.com> (2017-03-20): > Philip Hands <p...@hands.com> writes: > > ... > > whereas this is it succeeding: > > > > http://78.137.97.249:8080/job/lvc_debian-miniiso/337/console > > It seems that I should have waited for that to completely finish before > firing of the mail ... that run had a race condition in the test. > > The test now waits for grub.cfg to exist before looking at it: > > http://78.137.97.249:8080/job/lvc_debian-miniiso/340/console > > The interesting bits are the line: > > And I intend to boot with options: wibble.foo=bar fsck.bar=baz > > (wibble should be assumed to be a module, whereas fsck should not) > > and the lines that start with: > > And running "... > > where I'm grepping various files to make sure that they contain what I > expected. > > Cheers, Phil. > > P.S. You'll note that the "wibble.foo=bar" option is assumed to be a module > and so ends up setting things in /target/etc/modprobe.d/local.conf, but > it also gets into the grub.cfg -- perhaps we should not be letting these > assumed-to-be-module settings through to the installed grub.cfg, but > that's more in-line with the idea of simply dropping the dot filtering, > so seems the least intrusive change for now.
I find it hard to decided what to do with these patches, given the amount of options that can be passed to the kernel… The current behaviour is clearly not good but I'm not sure what can/could break as a result… At least, are there any plans to keep the list of hardcoded things uptodate? KiBi.
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