Hi all,

 in the expand last partition script I read this code

ROOT_DEV="$(findmnt / -o source -n)"
[...]
BOOT_DEV="$(echo "${ROOT_DEV}" | sed 's/p\?[0-9]*$//')"
if [ "${ROOT_DEV}" = "${BOOT_DEV}" ]; then
        echo "Boot device equals root device - no partitioning found" >&2
        trap - EXIT
        exit 1
fi

this means that there are no partitions because the boot partition
/dev/sda is equal to root partition /dev/sda, which happens only when
there is no partition table.

roberto$ echo /dev/sda2 | sed 's/p\?[0-9]*$//'
/dev/sda (which is different than /dev/sda2)
roberto$ echo /dev/sda | sed 's/p\?[0-9]*$//'
/dev/sda (there is no partition table)

That's ok but not exit 1 because IMHO, it will retry again the next
time but nothing will change the next time so it will continue to try
and fail at every boot. Because one-time-only in systemd means
one-successful-time-only and exit 1 prevents disabling the operation.

So, exit 0 would be the correct code to execute and this is the reason
because I removed the trap which would make an unsupervised system
reboot.

The patch v2 has been sent using the elastic mail SMTP and went in
moderation, here in attachment.

Best regards, R-