distro: disable iscsi support #6356
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tbh I would rather remove it directly, this nag screen is still too easy to ignore :) |
Signed-off-by: Ian Leonard <antonlacon@gmail.com>
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This is changed to toggle LE's iscsi support to no. This disables iscsi support in the kernel and the inclusion of open-iscsi:init. If someone shows up to maintain it, it should be easiest to 'undo' this way. Otherwise, the code behind it may be removed at a later date. |
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This adds a one minute pause when mounting iSCSI devices during busybox's init to present a deprecation notice.
My understanding from past discussion is no one within LE uses iSCSI and consensus was to remove this feature in a future release. This PR is meant to either encourage people to move off iSCSI prior to its outright removal in LE11 (or later), or to have someone that uses iSCSI step up to maintain it.