Description of problem: When doing a luks upgrade, anaconda rewrites fstab and crypttab. (Since it's using a different device naming paradigm than F9, this is probably a good idea.) However, in doing so, it removes entries that it's not using in the upgrade. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rawhide-20081104 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install F9 using luks 2. Upgrade!
Created attachment 322792 [details] old fstab
Created attachment 322793 [details] upgraded fstab
It only deleted the NFS entry because it's marked as noauto. Now to figure out why exactly we were doing that...
Well it's not at all easy to preserve those entries with the existing partitioning code, however we can at least make a backup of the fstab so you can restore them yourself later. Committed a patch to do just that.
(In reply to comment #4) > Well it's not at all easy to preserve those entries with the existing > partitioning code, however we can at least make a backup of the fstab so you > can restore them yourself later. Committed a patch to do just that. Is this fixed in a tagged anaconda?
Yes -- 11.4.1.58-1 and later
We should be able to close this out then.