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This reworks the subpartition init to use loop devices instead of
kpartx/dm mappings. This allows us to use the same logic for resizing
as we do for other partitioning schemes (and refactors that code a bit).
This also helps duranium, because systemd tooling (repart, sysupdate,
gpt-auto-generator) can't properly handle GPT subpartitions exposed via
kpartx dm mappings, but works correctly with loop devices created with
partition scanning enabled.
After this change, subpartitions show up as loop devices, e.g.:
$ ls /dev/loop*
/dev/loop0p1
/dev/loop0p2
There *should* be no impact to existing installs.
This also drops the dependency on multipath-tools, which seems to have
been added years ago as a workaround for installing kpartx (like maybe
multipath-tools used to provide kpartx?), see
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| channels.cfg | ||
| COMMITSTYLE.md | ||
| deviceinfo_schema.toml | ||
| kconfig-generic.toml | ||
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