This change allows setting a custom boot partition instead of relying on the current heuristic of either assuming it's the same as the root, or is partition 1. For example, rockpi images come with a GPT partition table where boot is partition 4 and root is 5.
The order of arguments to mount_image is a bit weird now, but it keeps maximum backwards compatibility.
This change allows setting a custom boot partition instead of relying on the current heuristic of either assuming it's the same as the root, or is partition 1. For example, rockpi images come with a GPT partition table where boot is partition 4 and root is 5.
The order of arguments to
mount_image
is a bit weird now, but it keeps maximum backwards compatibility.