The mddc-add-block-sym program
mddc-add-block-sym is a helper script to create
symlinks at /dev/disk/by-*.
Interface
mddc-add-block-sym
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mddc-add-block-sym takes no arguments.
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It reads the
MDEV environment variable,
if it is empty it exits 100.
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It creates PARTUUID symlinks at
/dev/disk/by-partuuid/,
using /sys/block to get the PARTUUID.
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It creates DISKSEQ symlinks at
/dev/disk/by-diskseq/,
using /sys/block to get the DISKSEQ.
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It creates hardware ID symlinks at
/dev/disk/by-id/,
using /sys/block to get the ID.
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It checks whether it can execute
blkid.
If this is the case:
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It creates UUID symlinks at
/dev/disk/by-uuid/,
using blkid to get the UUID.
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It creates LABEL symlinks at
/dev/disk/by-label/,
using blkid to get the LABEL.
Exit codes
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100 if a critical environment variable is missing.
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Since mddc-add-block-sym is an
execline
script, it exits with an approximation
of employed program that failed.
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mddc-add-block-sym mostly uses
execline
software, the exit behaviour of which can be looked up on
their respective pages.
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See also:
execline exit code handling.
Options
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There are no options to mddc-add-block-sym.