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DisablePNIN hardwired to debian version > stretch #349
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Fixes: andsens#349 Adds a new boolean parameter indicating weather to use PNIN or not to the system section of the manifest. The default, False enables tasks for extlinux and grub to pass net.ifnames=0 biosdevnames=0 parameters to the kernel. Previously for grub PNIN was disabled for stretch and later. This remains the default but setting system.pnin True will allow the behavior to be overridden. The additional parameters have no effect on earlier releases are passed regardless. Extlinux had no prior special behavior, it now mirrors grub.
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Fixes: andsens#349 Adds a new boolean parameter indicating weather to use PNIN or not to the system section of the manifest. The default, False enables tasks for extlinux and grub to pass net.ifnames=0 biosdevnames=0 parameters to the kernel. Previously for grub PNIN was disabled for stretch and later. This remains the default but setting system.pnin True will allow the behavior to be overridden. The additional parameters have no effect on earlier releases are passed regardless. Extlinux had no prior special behavior, it now mirrors grub.
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Fixes: andsens#349 Adds a new boolean parameter indicating weather to use PNIN or not to the system section of the manifest. The default, False enables tasks for extlinux and grub to pass net.ifnames=0 biosdevnames=0 parameters to the kernel. Previously for grub PNIN was disabled for stretch and later. This remains the default but setting system.pnin True will allow the behavior to be overridden. The additional parameters have no effect on earlier releases are passed regardless. Extlinux had no prior special behavior, it now mirrors grub.
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Hi!
First off, I wanted to thank you for your great work on this tool. It makes building images of all sorts super easy. Thanks so much!
I did run into an issue where DisablePNIN is hardcoded to depend on the release version:
This is probably fine in most cases, but in a case where I am using systemd from jessie-backports, I can't build working ec2 images since that doesn't get called. Would it be possible to have this hinge on a config option, perhaps with a default based on release?
Thanks!
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