Draft: Add partition as a new hw specification key
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So there are also some other ideas how to provide a compatible functionality: #2402 I believe directly supporting it in tmt would be more work, the issue above could leave it up to the tests. And might be easier to implement. |
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Allow the user to specify the
partitionparameter. This will create custom partitions onthe disk(s). It should be possible to select the size, mountpoint, filesystem, disk and type of the
partition.
The
typecan be either classical or LVM (https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/lvm-vs-partitioning).Fix: #1243.