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Sometimes /etc/volatiles.cache is corrupted when Qemu gets crashed. Current logic is to always execute cache file as long as it exists. When it's currupted, this causes core volatile files/directories not created and then prevent many important services from starting. Automatic check on cache goodness is one option. However it's not easy since the currupted file could be various states. In one form, it's full of zeros. In another form, some commands are truncated. Here allow a cmdline option to force removing volatiles.cache file, since it's easy for user to check whether the cache file is mal-formed. Usually you'll observe typical directories like "/var/log/" or "/var/run" not found error. Signed-off-by Kevin Tian <kevin.tian@intel.com> |
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