Re: local install with apt-get still producing caches in /var/lib/dpkg/{info,alternatives,info, ...}
> ... GRUB 2 should be able to find your kernel based on filesystem UUID
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Boyd, how am I gona know the filesystem UUID of a machine I have
never used? ;-)
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Also from their own manual:
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http://grub.enbug.org/Manual
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UUID entries - Test these first. They are automatically generated by
some grub.d scripts. Sometimes they don't work
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Since you mentioned GRUB 2 to which extent can you probe a box using
it? I addition to fs UUID entries it would be great if they had some
way of probing hardware a bit more. Remember that I want to be able to
sit on any x86-based box and be good to go
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Thanks
lbrtchx
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