diff --git a/doc/multipath.md b/doc/multipath.md index e0402860a..eb960c94e 100644 --- a/doc/multipath.md +++ b/doc/multipath.md @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ matching by position and type. - Moreover, drives that were assigned to such disks will be ignored later. - **Pitfall:** a disk with `bios_id=0x80` can match a `CT_DMMULTIPATH` drive. That messes everything up. - + - Without `start_multipath`: - Only `CT_DISK` drives should be used, there are no multipath devices in the system. diff --git a/doc/storage-ng.md b/doc/storage-ng.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1262cbea9..000000000 --- a/doc/storage-ng.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -# Storage-ng integration - -Starting on 3.3.x version, AutoYaST relies on the new storage-ng library. This -document, which is still **a work in progress**, briefly describes how the -integration works. - -## Partitioning - -When thinking about partitioning, AutoYaST use cases could be organize into -three different levels: - -* Automatic proposal -* Guided proposal -* User defined partitioning - -### Level #1: automatic proposal - -In this case, no information about the storage is included in the profile. -AutoYaST will ask storage-ng for a proposal with the default settings, which are -defined in the product's control file. - -### Level #2: guided proposal - -The user can override settings from product's control file through the `general/storage` -section of the profile, influencing on the storage-ng proposal. - -```xml - - - - - false - true - - - -``` - -Given the example below, `try_separate_home` and `proposal_lvm` values would be -overriden, so the proposal would use LVM and /home will be in the same filesystem -than /. - -### Level #3: user-defined partitioning - -Not implemented yet - -## AutoYaST Workflow - -As many other things, storage set up is initiated by the `inst_autosetup client` -by calling `AutoinstGeneral.Import` and `AutoinstStorage.Import`. - -* During the first call, settings under `general/storage` will be imported overriding -the ones from the product's control file. -* On the second call, the `partitioning` section will be imported (level #3). If -that section is not found, AutoYaST will ask storage-ng for a proposal (levels -#1 and #2).