If invoking Umount.sh with the -C flag-argument and the build-target disk contains a VG other than RootVG, it may not work as expected.
Expected behavior
Using Umount.sh -C <DEVICE> results in <DEVICE> being immediately (re)usable by the DiskSetup.sh script
Deviance Description
If the build-target disk contains a VG other than RootVG, it won't find and delete the LVM2 volume-group and associated objects, leaving the named-device not immediately (re)usable by the DiskSetup.sh script
Describe the bug
If invoking
Umount.sh
with the-C
flag-argument and the build-target disk contains a VG other than RootVG, it may not work as expected.Expected behavior
Using
Umount.sh -C <DEVICE>
results in<DEVICE>
being immediately (re)usable by theDiskSetup.sh
scriptDeviance Description
If the build-target disk contains a VG other than RootVG, it won't find and delete the LVM2 volume-group and associated objects, leaving the named-device not immediately (re)usable by the
DiskSetup.sh
script