Rebuild initrd after migration (for SUSE_LINUX PPC64) #1029
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@schabrolles there is no possibility I can test this enhancement, therefore, I hope it was properly tested by you? I accept the pull request for 1.19 (as an exception). |
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Need to rebuild initramfs after restoring to a new Hardware.
I copy the script file from finalize/SUSE_LINUX/i386/17_rebuild_initramfs.sh to finalize/SUSE_LINUX/ppc64/50_rebuild_initramfs.sh to limit my change to ppc64 architecture only.
But I think we could put this script directly under finalize/SUSE_LINUX as it is the same mkinitrd command for all the HW architecture.
It seems we need to change the order from 17_ to 50_ to avoid failure during mkinitrd command.