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systemd: generate stable machine IDs for VMWare guests #1537
systemd: generate stable machine IDs for VMWare guests #1537
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+ /* If we're running under VMWare, check for a machine ID | ||
+ * passed in via --uuid */ |
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I don't think this comment is accurate for VMWare.
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Also - the company styles it as VMware
, let's follow suit. :)
packages/systemd/9009-machine-id-setup-generate-stable-ID-under-VMWare.patch
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Systemd already has functionality to generate stable machine ids based on the virtualization type. This patch extends the functionality to check for the VMware value as well.
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Issue number:
#1536
Description of changes:
Systemd already has functionality to generate stable machine ids based on the virtualization type. This patch extends the functionality to check for the VMWare value as well.
Testing done:
In AWS dev, ecs, vmware-dev:
systemctl status
didn't show any failuresjournalctl -p3
didn't show any unexpected errorsAWS ECS c4.large (XEN)
AWS ECS m5.xlarge (KVM)
AWS ECS t4g.medium (KVM aarch64)
VMWare
Terms of contribution:
By submitting this pull request, I agree that this contribution is dual-licensed under the terms of both the Apache License, version 2.0, and the MIT license.