Use Case
Trying to manage RHEL10 machines I find that there are a lot of issues.
Since RHEL10 is using partition UUID for everything (including a kernel cmdline setting for hibernate) the module does not work as expected. After resizing the swap I get:
UUID=40a82883-0ad6-45de-856a-27f845f144ea none swap defaults 0 0
/dev/vg0/swap swap_/dev/vg0/swap swap defaults 0 0
(and I need to edit the kernel cmdline to change/remove resume=UUID=XXXX as documented in a Red Hat KB, I personnally removed the line in a kickstart postinstall script to avoid this issue forever).
Describe the Solution You Would Like
The module should manage RHEL10 correctly, and remove edit the existing swap entry instead of adding a new one.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
Additional Context
Use Case
Trying to manage RHEL10 machines I find that there are a lot of issues.
Since RHEL10 is using partition UUID for everything (including a kernel cmdline setting for hibernate) the module does not work as expected. After resizing the swap I get:
(and I need to edit the kernel cmdline to change/remove resume=UUID=XXXX as documented in a Red Hat KB, I personnally removed the line in a kickstart postinstall script to avoid this issue forever).
Describe the Solution You Would Like
The module should manage RHEL10 correctly, and remove edit the existing swap entry instead of adding a new one.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
Additional Context