modules: remove undefined $libdir var ref in 01-systemd-repart #2536
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Nothing in dracut appears to define the '$libdir' environment variable when module scripts are being run. As a result when the 01-systemd-repart module script runs, it fails to copy any of the config files into the initrd. Replace it with '/usr/lib' which reflects where systemd-repart expects its global config files. Signed-off-by: Daniel P. Berrangé <[email protected]>
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The module is used and tested. It's just that |
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Nothing in dracut appears to define the '$libdir' environment variable when module scripts are being run. As a result when the 01-systemd-repart module script runs, it fails to copy any of the config files into the initrd. Replace it with '/usr/lib' which reflects where systemd-repart expects its global config files.