[Bug 1332187] Re: driver-injection-disk script needs to support disk and usb-partition devices

[Kent Baxley]

Tested the trusty-proposed package with two scenarios:

1) Whole-disk with an OEMDRV label (i.e. /dev/sdb) and driver packages
contained therein.

2) usb-partition with an OEMDRV labe (i.e. /dev/sdb1) and driver
packages contained therein.

In both cases the new driver injection disk package postinstall script
picked up both disks and installed packages accordingly.

Setting to verification-done.

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Title:
  driver-injection-disk script needs to support disk and usb-partition
  devices

Status in “hw-detect” package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in “hw-detect” source package in Trusty:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  14.04 LTS (and older) does not support driver injection via micro deb
  (udeb) package when mounted from iLO virtual media.

  iLO does not present an OEMDRV device with a partition, therefore,
  the Ubuntu installer overlooks that media as being viable.  Instead of
  a usb-partition, the device is seen as a disk.  Running "list-devices
  disk" and then a blkid against that disk will reveal the OEMDRV label.

  Instead of just probing for usb-partitoin in list-devices, the driver-
  injection-disk script also needs to check the "disk" device via list-
  devices.

  I'll post a possible fix via bzr merge proposal shortly.

  This will need to go into 14.10 as well as an update in 14.04 LTS

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