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From: Michael Tokarev <mjt@tls.msk.ru>
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Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Migrating to an LVM system (boot/root) disk
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AJ Lewis wrote:
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> Hmm...I put 'sed' in the debian package wrapper scripts since Debian put's
> basename in /usr/bin and if you don't use an initrd script and you have your
> /usr partition on LVM, you can't use the wrapper...
> 
> Is there an easy way we can work around this?  Maybe hack up the
> create_initrd script a bit more?  I can just adjust it in the debian
> packages too i guess.

So basename also should be placed to initrd? ;)  I think that
problem should be resolved at a first place (in mkinitrd), not
by putting numerous workarounds all other the place.
BTW, bash have nice construct ${var##*/} to be used instead of
basename, and it works *much* faster (also ${var%/*} for dirname
etc).

Regards,
 Michael.