mount() is used for all mount operations, including partitions with filesystems which cannot support this option. So this change cannot be done in the way described as it would disable all UEFI support and other support required for systems which use a FAT partition for UBoot or other bootloader/firmware needs. The change can only work for single partition images or images where all partitions use ext? filesystems. It needs to be constrained by the filesystem options.
command failed: ['mount', '-o', 'nobarrier', u'/dev/mapper/loop0p1', '/tmp/tmpiEuwtc/boot/efi'] So the change would have to take into account the filesystem in use on the relevant partition. For only a performance gain, it doesn't seem worth spending that much time. A patch would have to pass all the current slow build tests which include a UEFI build. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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