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#mkinitcpio hook for loading a root filesystem on an EVMS volume.
#2007-08-13 02:15 UTC by Felix (01001101@femail.mine.nu)

install () {
	MODULES="$(checked_modules "drivers/md/*")"
	BINARIES="evms_activate"
	FILES=""
	SCRIPT="evms"
	add_binary "/sbin/evms_activate" "/sbin/evms_activate"
	add_file "/usr/lib/libgcc_s.so.1" "/usr/lib/libgcc_s.so.1"
	add_file "/lib/libuuid.so.1" "/lib/libuuid.so.1"
	add_file "/etc/evms.conf" "/etc/evms.conf"
	add_full_dir "/usr/lib/evms"
}

help ()
{
cat<<HELPEOF
  This hook loads the necessary modules for using a root filesystem managed by
  EVMS and then runs evms_activate. The root filesystem can be any kind of EVMS
  volume; only /boot needs to be a 'compatibility' partition.

  IMPORTANT NOTE!
  EVMS RAID volumes do not look like normal RAID volumes if they are inside any
  kind of container object. Consequently, things like the [autodetect] hook may
  not see them. You should remove the [autodetect] hook from your
  mkinitcpio.conf if you plan to use this EVMS hook and your root filesystem is
  EVMS RAID.

  Kernel Parameters:
  No special ones just now. Specify your root= as whatever the EVMS path to it
  will be, e.g.
  ::: Example ::: root=/dev/evms/root
  Do NOT specify RAID arrays if you use EVMS to manage them; EVMS will take 
  care of that for you.

HELPEOF
}