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e627193... by Dan Bungert

block/v2: allow setting raw partition_type value

To preserve partition types that do not map to known flag values, we
must be able to capture that original type information and carry it
around in the storage config until used.

If we do not do this, preserved partitions get their type normalized to
another value (usually the equivalent of flags 'linux' or 'boot').

a18e5fe... by Dan Bungert

block/v2: resize-friendly ordering of wipe

a583cdc... by Dan Bungert

block/v2: handle resize when no format action

16f8de4... by Dan Bungert

block/v2: resize of ntfs

365d662... by Dan Bungert

vmtests: remove out of date skip

d5ad431... by Dan Bungert

block: provide get_resize_fstypes

So callers can know which fs types we can and can't resize.

60e076c... by Dan Bungert

Add support for resize of ext{2,3,4}

8c13139... by William Wilson

Add riscv64 to supported UEFI architectures

As we prepare a RISC-V installer image, we need to add 'riscv64' to the
supported UEFI architectures. This commit does so by setting values
for grub_name and grub_target.

0732dfa... by Michael Hudson-Doyle

block_meta_v2: call make_dname when required

ae19d2d... by Michael Hudson-Doyle

examples: even more tweaks for v2

bcache-partitions.yaml: remove the ptable setting on a drive that will
be part of a bcache. A quirk of v1 partitioning is that setting ptable:
gpt on a disk but then creating no partitions will leave the disk with
no partition table.

lvm_iscsi.yaml: enlarge some partitions, one for / and one because of
the logical partition overhead.

mirrorboot.yaml: make / slightly larger.