20-lvm.conf: needs space before and after lvm about buddy-linux HOT 7 CLOSED

Hi, I have fixed it into the development branch and tried again to rebuild, but ufsd and netconsole have not been added.

Attached you can find the Dracut log.

Thank you!

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What is the output of:

$ modinfo crc32c

??

What is the output of dracut with --debug added?

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modinfo crc32

modinfo: ERROR: Module crc32c not found.

Here is the dracut debug log file.

Thank you!

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Here is the culprit:

//etc/dracut.conf.d/10-debian.conf@3(source): add_drivers+='crc32c '

So, here is the "bug":
10-debian.conf explicitly requests crc32c and since add_drivers is handled with instmods -c, it fails, if the module is not available. omit_drivers does not work here, because add_drivers was used explicitly for this module.

The fix for you is to remove /etc/dracut.conf.d/10-debian.conf If this is installed by debian you might want to file a bug, that the module is not available for the kernel and fails always.

Sidenote: looks like /etc/dracut.conf.d/10-debian.conf is missing a space anyway.

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Oh, and because crc32c was the first in add_modules, the following netconsole ufsd are not installed, because it bails out early.

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better use instmods netconsole ufsd in module-setup.sh:

installkernel() {
    instmods netconsole ufsd
}

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I confirm you that 10-debian.conf comes from the stock installation of Linux Mint 19.

I reported this issue to the Linux Mint staff by this topic.

Now my Buddy Linux works again! 👍

Thank you very much for your assistance,
Antonio

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