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Ben Hutchings authored
Long ago (before version 0.99) we used to build a tree of symlinks in $DESTDIR rather than copying files, then use the cpio --dereference option. This made broken symlinks fatal, so we have code to delete them before running cpio. We no longer use symlinks that way, and symlinks under $DESTDIR might appear broken even though they will be valid at boot time. In particular, vmdebootstrap installs packages in a chroot without /proc mounted, thus ${DESTDIR}/etc/mtab is a broken link and this command deletes it. That stops fsck from running in the initramfs, or at all (in most cases) until something re-runs update-initramfs. Signed-off-by: Ben Hutchings <ben@decadent.org.uk> Closes: #845581
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