I have an initramfs script that moves the root filesystem to btrfs subvolume on first boot. This breaks the expand-last-partition.sh script for the oddest reason:
line 4: findmnt / -o source -n
normally this line outputs something like: /dev/name,
but when on a btrfs subvolume, it outputs: /dev/name[@subvol]
This leads to the error: "Boot device equals root device - no partitioning found"
not exactly sure why, as I didn't dissect every line. I found that changing the command in line 4 to: findmnt / -o sources -n
fixed the problem... I tried this after I noticed running findmnt / --output-all, the device name alone was listed under SOURCES, where SOURCE had the subvol appended.
I don't really like this solution, partly because 1) an ubuntu installation I have doesn't even have the sources output (though it was added 3 years ago, see: https://github.com/util-linux/util-linux/blame/master/misc-utils/findmnt.c#L135 )... but mainly because I don't know exactly what this will look like for other device / filesystem types.
maybe we could add a sed expression to trim past the device name? i.e.
findmnt / -o source -n | sed 's, [\[.*]*,,'
thoughts?
thanks,
Stephen
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