That was my changing the priority, was something that I meant to do a while back....

Basically the line is:

min_size  priority  max_size and in our case, on this line we also include the fs_type (ext4).  It's actually one really really long line anyway.

I also moved to the @ notation as I had seen Dan mention that this is needed for forward compatibility.

R

On Jun 17, 2013, at 7:05 PM, "Mark T. Voelker" <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
 wrote:


In templates/preseed.erb:

> @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ openstack ::                                    \
>          vg_name{ cinder-volumes }                 \
>  .                                               \
>  <% end -%>
> -10240 10240 10240 ext4                          \
> +10240 384 <% if @root_part_size %><%= @root_part_size %><% else %>32768<% end -%> ext4                          \


Curious: where did 384 for the priority number come from?

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