Hello
Russell Coker schrieb:
> On 2000-12-13 12:08, Russell Coker wrote:
> >OK. I'll create a new package named lvm24 which conflicts with lvm and
> >provides lvm.
>
> Here are my latest plans for LVM packaging:
>
> Have packages lvm081, lvm09, etc providing lvm which don't conflict with each
> other.
That's how it should be, thanks.
> They will install files in /sbin/lvm081, /lib/lvm081,
> /sbin/lvm09 and /lib/lvm09 directories At boot time a script
> in a package lvm-common (which all other lvm* packages will
> depend on) will check the lvm version in the kernel and create
> sym-links from /lib and /sbin to the appropriate directories
> that match the version.
Doing it with a wrapper would be much more solid and
straight-forward IMO. ie /sbin/lvcreate -> /sbin/lvm-wrapper,
lvm-wrapper detecting the version of lvm the kernel is running
and call $0-$version "$@".
> It's a bit ugly but it seems to be the only way to do it.
Well, it's not the only way ...
ciao, 2ri
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