I got mad at some ugly code today in LAVA's master.py, while cleaning it up, I noticed an awkward line of code in our _update_uInitrd_partitions function:
session.run( 'sed -i "//dev/block/mmcblk0p%s/d" %s' % (cache_part_org, rc_filename), failok=True)
This seems like its just junk and can be removed. Before I start testing the removal of it, I thought I'd check and see if anyone can say why I shouldn't?
-andy
n/m - i mis-read. I get it.
On 12/13/2012 02:40 PM, Andy Doan wrote:
I got mad at some ugly code today in LAVA's master.py, while cleaning it up, I noticed an awkward line of code in our _update_uInitrd_partitions function:
session.run( 'sed -i "//dev/block/mmcblk0p%s/d" %s' % (cache_part_org, rc_filename), failok=True)
This seems like its just junk and can be removed. Before I start testing the removal of it, I thought I'd check and see if anyone can say why I shouldn't?
-andy
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