On Oct 21, 2013, at 7:58 AM, Gene Czarcinski <g...@czarc.net> wrote: > > If I specifically specify an existing regular partition or logical volume as > swap and specify "--noformat" in the kickstart file, then the way it has been > working is that such swap specifications are added to fstab.
Regression in kickstart? I can't do this in the GUI. I have to reformat swap for some reason. My speculation is wrong in any case with GUI install, swap is still put in the fstab with anaconda 20.25.1-1 and RHBZ 1017509 still applies. > Of course if I have another system install into different partitions and it > is also using that swap by UUID, it now will be screwed. I agree, not friendly. > Sometimes using UUID is not a good idea. This problem has been bugzill'ed. > I was hoping the "swap-fix" would help with that but I believe it will not. So then the question is, if the disk is GPT, can/should systemd use UniquePartitionGUID in the GPT for swap partitions rather than the swap volume format UUID? The UniquePartitionGUID is more stable. Chris Murphy -- test mailing list test@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
