Let 420_autoresize_last_partitions.sh leave 33 blocks at end of GPT disks (issue #2182) #2188
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In a quick first test things look good to me: |
…x error (related to issue rear#2181)
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I checked the calculations of the new GPT related code |
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Type: Bug Fix
Impact: Normal
Reference to related issue (URL):
When resizing 420_autoresize_last_partitions.sh does not leave 33 blocks at end of GPT disk #2182
How was this pull request tested?
Not yet tested by me - will do that later today or tomorrow.
Brief description of the changes in this pull request:
When 420_autoresize_last_partitions.sh resizes the last partition
on a GPT disk it leaves 33 LBA blocks at the end of the disk
so that 420_autoresize_last_partitions.sh produces a fully correct
disklayout.conf file where no further automated adjustments by
a subsequent script like 100_include_partition_code.sh are done.