On Thu, Nov 30, 2006 at 05:42:02PM +0100, Jochen Kunz wrote:
> I.e. all LFS partitions are disabled in /etc/fstab of the _target_
> system if there are {fsck,mount,newfs}_lfs executables on the
> _instalation_ system. If, at all, the lines should be disabled if these
> executables are _missing_, not when they are accessible. And why depends
> the _target_ system /etc/fstab on the contens of the _instalation_
> system at all?

I've inverted the sense of that test...
It might be needed to stop sysinst trying to mount the partitions
- but I've not really looked at that part of sysinst for a while.

	David

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