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Partitions were mounted in config file order, so you could not see all mounted partitions. This (at least temporarily) fixes it.
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KNOWN BUGS in xen-tools
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Bugs to fix before a 4.3 release
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* xen-delete-image doesn't remove all logical volumes if --partitions is used.
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See the link below for details how to reproduce. Reproducable at
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least with --lvm. Thanks to Antoine Benkemoun for reporting.
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http://xen-tools.org/pipermail/xen-tools-discuss/2010-May/000757.html
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* xen-delete-image ignores extension setting
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* partitions were mounted in config file order, not in mountpoint order.
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That implies that if you specified :
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/boot
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/
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in that order, / was mounted _over_ /boot, and you would not _see_ /boot.
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Xen-Tools would then install boot on your / partition, and your boot device
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was just empty and unbootable.
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Workaround for 4.2 is to write your partition file such as mounts overlap
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correctly when mounted in specified order.
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Current (unreleased) fix is to sort by mountpoint length.
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Fix would be to reproduce what mount does with mount -a.
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