I got the same problem after upgrading to 18.04, I don't use LVM but Btrfs, all I had to change was

apt install btrfs-progs

Everything else was exactly the same.

Thank you.

I was looking into this so bad. My Bios update images are big enough to not fit into the default floppy or usb installer of freedos specially that I want to boot it over pxe. This definitely helped me. Thank you.

I wanted to make sure the next time it happens I could recover quickly with just the LiveCD available.

I wrote it to detect the correct name from the /mnt/etc/crypttab to ensure the update-initramfs command can properly update.

https://gist.github.com/dragon788/e777ba64d373210e4f6306ad40ee0e80

Ah, I found some breakage with just:

network.http.referer.XOriginTrimmingPolicy = 2

With this set, the Google Play Music web app errors with "couldn't fetch recommendations, please try again" (found the idea that it might by my referer policy here).

I suppose I could come up with a root cronjob to do it

Indeed, that's exactly how I have my letsencrypt certs set to renew automatically using certbot.

I think you're missing one useful part to commit series updates.

It is unclear if you let it prompt you for the commit messages & data when you upload, but if you do, then you can follow this slightly easier process.

• upload first patch with arc diff, set the reviewer and bug number.
• Note the "Dnnnn" number.
• upload the second patch, again with arc diff. Also set the reviewer and bug number, but this time add to the summary "Depends on Dnnnn" (where Dnnnn is the id of the previous patch).

Then you can avoid linking the commits in the phabricator UI.

Also when you then need to update a diff, you can simply do arc diff to generate the new version as it already knows what it depends on.

I would expect that you would do the unbundle, then move your bookmark back to 'tip' (which should be last unbundled changeset). I would think:

hg unbundle ~/devel/mozilla-unified/.hg/strip-backup/47906774d58d-ae1953e1-backup.hg
hg bookmark -r tip hashstore-crash-1434206-recovered

though I would probably do hg log -G to verify it's the one you want. Or hg log --template list -G.