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commands are not required.
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The differences:
1. If user uses "FETCH", "HTTPFS", or "FTPFS", select_eth_device
should not exit since network is also required to get the
filesystem.squashfs.
2. Files in "/sys/class/net/" maybe not be up so quick, so it's
better to use a while loop to wait for that.
3. Another case is, for example, if eth0 and eth1 are linked, but
only eth1 is able to get filesystem.squashfs, the original
select_eth_device will try eth0 only. It's better to provide an
alternative way to allow user to specify the device in boot
parameter. Here in the patch live-netdev=eth1, for example, can
be used to make it.
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#570100).
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need to use it.
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unclean filesystem when using persistency' problem.
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The manpage states that "the keyword 'removable' can be used to limit the search
of acceptable live media to removable type only".
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(Closes: #565456).
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<nogajun@gmail.com> (Closes: #560187).
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devices to read-only mode for forensics investigations.
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a patch from Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org>.
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not a shell function and causes problems for example within live-snapshot.
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when toram is used (Closes: #534878).
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the persistency layer is respected.
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