When deploying images to actual devices, pimod can come in handy, when a block device is allowed as target. When a block device is specified, the image is flashed onto the block device and instead of a loopback mount the relevant partitions are directly mounted.
Required changes:
[x] check if block devices, maybe require manual ACK
[x] skip image enlargement in PUMP, adjust partition resizing
jonashoechst
commented
4 years ago
When deploying images to actual devices, pimod can come in handy, when a block device is allowed as target. When a block device is specified, the image is flashed onto the block device and instead of a loopback mount the relevant partitions are directly mounted.
Required changes: