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It should be safe to default to ext4 nowadays with Debian/wheezy
being the stable Debian release.
# File system creation tool to apply on $TARGET.
# If empty, no file system will be created.
# File system creation tool to apply on $TARGET.
# If empty, no file system will be created.
# MKFS=''
# Filesystem tuning tool to apply on $TARGET.
# MKFS=''
# Filesystem tuning tool to apply on $TARGET.
[ -n "$INSTALL_NOTES" ] || INSTALL_NOTES='/etc/debootstrap/install_notes'
[ -n "$LOCALES" ] || LOCALES='yes'
[ -n "$MIRROR" ] || MIRROR="$FALLBACK_MIRROR"
[ -n "$INSTALL_NOTES" ] || INSTALL_NOTES='/etc/debootstrap/install_notes'
[ -n "$LOCALES" ] || LOCALES='yes'
[ -n "$MIRROR" ] || MIRROR="$FALLBACK_MIRROR"
-[ -n "$MKFS" ] || MKFS='mkfs.ext3'
+[ -n "$MKFS" ] || MKFS='mkfs.ext4'
[ -n "$PACKAGES" ] || PACKAGES='yes'
[ -n "$PRE_SCRIPTS" ] || PRE_SCRIPTS='yes'
[ -n "$RECONFIGURE" ] || RECONFIGURE='console-data'
[ -n "$PACKAGES" ] || PACKAGES='yes'
[ -n "$PRE_SCRIPTS" ] || PRE_SCRIPTS='yes'
[ -n "$RECONFIGURE" ] || RECONFIGURE='console-data'
dd if="${MBRTMPFILE}" of="${TARGET}" conv=notrunc
eend $?
fi
dd if="${MBRTMPFILE}" of="${TARGET}" conv=notrunc
eend $?
fi
- parted -s "${TARGET}" 'mkpart primary ext3 2M -1'
+ parted -s "${TARGET}" 'mkpart primary ext4 2M -1'
# if dm-mod isn't available then kpartx will fail with
# "Is device-mapper driver missing from kernel? [...]"
# if dm-mod isn't available then kpartx will fail with
# "Is device-mapper driver missing from kernel? [...]"
*--filesystem* _filesystem_::
Filesystem that should be created when installing to a partition.
*--filesystem* _filesystem_::
Filesystem that should be created when installing to a partition.
- If unset defaults to ext3. Valid values are all filesystems that
+ If unset defaults to ext4. Valid values are all filesystems that
can be created through mkfs._filesystem_.
*--force*::
can be created through mkfs._filesystem_.
*--force*::