> The options name should match those of the nbd initramfs hook
How so, to what should the names be changed?
> and the code shouldn't mess with anything besides nbd.
I presume you are referring to the hook of /scripts/init-bottom/ORDER to add
iface eth0 inet manual
to /etc/network/interfaces.
This is critical, because if NetworkManager tries to initialize the network device, it will hang during boot (nbd-client isn't intelligent enough to reconnect, but thats a bug for another thread). Downing the network interface effectively unplugs the root block device.
I don't care how or where the hook is made---but somehow NetworkManager needs to be disabled for the session on that network interface.
How is this handled for NFS and CIFS root filesystems?
> The options name should match those of the nbd initramfs hook
How so, to what should the names be changed?
> and the code shouldn't mess with anything besides nbd.
I presume you are referring to the hook of /scripts/ init-bottom/ ORDER to add interfaces.
iface eth0 inet manual
to /etc/network/
This is critical, because if NetworkManager tries to initialize the network device, it will hang during boot (nbd-client isn't intelligent enough to reconnect, but thats a bug for another thread). Downing the network interface effectively unplugs the root block device.
I don't care how or where the hook is made---but somehow NetworkManager needs to be disabled for the session on that network interface.
How is this handled for NFS and CIFS root filesystems?