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When using the sfdisk(>=2.26) tool the start and end of partitions aligns to block-device I/O limits. This means it's hardware specific what values sfdisk picks. In a repart operation this is however dangerous for the start sector which must be the same to prevent corruption of the data in the partition when kiwi resizes it. Therefore this commit uses the sfdisk dump command to read the start sector for deleted partitions and uses that start sector if the same partition gets recreated such that only the end of the partition changes and gets aligned properly. This Fixes #1543 |
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| 90kiwi-dump | ||
| 90kiwi-live | ||
| 90kiwi-overlay | ||
| 90kiwi-repart | ||
| 99kiwi-dump-reboot | ||
| 99kiwi-lib | ||