Partition: Mask DM/LVM rules, don't stop udev #106
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While partitions are being created and wiped, mask udev rules related to Device Mapper and LVM to prevent partitions from being activated automatically. This replaces the previous solution of completely stopping udev during these operations, which prevented the use of device names created by the persistent storage rules. Fixes quattor#105.
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This solution works fine for us at RAL, but it's not been exhaustively tested. |
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In theory systemd-udev uses inotify to watch |
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While partitions are being created and wiped, mask udev rules related to Device Mapper and LVM to prevent partitions from being activated automatically. This replaces the previous solution of completely stopping udev during these operations, which prevented the use of device names created by the persistent storage rules.
Fixes #105.