DEPLOY* syntax

	DEPLOYMOUNT	$<$disk[,disk]...]$>$ $<$size[%]$>$ $<$mointpoint$>$ [-t fstype] [-r raidlevel]
		[-c class[,class]...] [-n node[,node]...] [-p property[,property]...]

Directs the mk-diskful script to create and mount a filesystem partition of a specified size on the specified disk, and copy the corresponding directory tree in the master image to that partition.

• - The disk parameter is either a number specifying disk order as seen in /proc/partitions, or the name of a disk device (ie: /dev/sda). If more than one disk is given, a RAID level must be specified with the -r parameter.
• - The size parameter can either be a percentage of the disk to use, or the exact size in megabytes. If size is larger than the remaining capacity of disk, the remainder of the disk is used.
• - The mountpoint parameter specifies a directory in the image that should be deployed as a partition on the local disk of a machine.
• -t specifies the filesystem type to create (the default filesytem type is ext3).
• -r When more than one disk is specified, specifies the RAID level to create across the devices.
• -c limits the directive to apply only to the given classes.
• -n limits the directive to apply only to the given nodes.
• -p limits the directive to apply only to nodes having one or more of the given properties.

Label Note: For ext* filesystems, a disklabel matching the mountpoint will be created on the filesystem. This label can be used to auto-mount the filesystem from an initramfs, or can be used in /etc/fstab to mount by label (ie: LABEL=/).

RAID Note: If any RAID configurations are deployed it will be necessary to include the SETUP_RAID directive in the appropriate initramfs.conf file or use the -raid option for mk-initramfs-oneSIS (section 6.4).

	DEPLOYSWAP	$<$disk[,disk]...]$>$ $<$size[%]$>$ [-r raidlevel]
		[-c class[,class]...] [-n node[,node]...] [-p property[,property]...]

Directs the mk-diskful script to create and enable a swap partition of size size on the specified disk.

• - The disk parameter is either a number specifying disk order as seen in /proc/partitions, or the name of a disk device (ie: /dev/sda). If more than one disk is given, a RAID level must be specified with the -r parameter.
• - The size parameter can either be a percentage of the disk to use, or the exact size in megabytes. If size is larger than the remaining capacity of disk, the remainder of the disk is used.
• -r When more than one disk is specified, specifies the RAID level to create across the devices.
• -c limits the directive to apply only to the given classes.
• -n limits the directive to apply only to the given nodes.
• -p limits the directive to apply only to nodes having one or more of the given properties.