util-linux 2.20.1-1ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

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util-linux (2.20.1-1ubuntu1) precise; urgency=low

  * Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes:
    - Build for multiarch.
    - Add pre-depends on multiarch-support.
    - configure.ac: don't try to be clever about extracting a path name from
      $libdir to append to /usr in a way that's not overridable; instead,
      reuse the built-in configurable libexecdir.
    - Fix up the .pc.in files to know about libexecdir, so our substitutions
      don't leave us with unusable pkg-config files.
    - Install custom blkid.conf to use /dev/.blkid.tab since we don't
      expect device names to survive a reboot
    - Mention mountall(8) in fstab(5) manpages, along with its special
      options.
    - Since upstart is required in Ubuntu, the hwclock.sh init script is not
      called on startup and the hwclockfirst.sh init script is removed.
    - Drop depends on initscripts for the above.
    - Replace hwclock udev rule with an Upstart job.
    - For the case where mount is called with a directory to mount, look
      that directory up in mountall's /lib/init/fstab if we couldn't find
      it mentioned anywhere else.  This means "mount /proc", "mount /sys",
      etc. work.
    - mount.8 points to the cifs-utils package, not the obsolete smbfs one.
    - Use canonicalize_spec in getmntdevbackward. proc should not be
      interpreted as a non-canonical-path.
  * Dropped changes, superseded upstream:
    - shlibs/mount/src/tab_update.c: don't refuse to update mtab when source
      is 'none'.

util-linux (2.20.1-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * New upstream

  [Roger Leigh]

  * Various merge fixes [with edits - lamont]
    - drop old unused patches
    - cleanup debian/rules
    - updated symbols files for lib{blkid,mount,uuid}1

  [LaMont Jones]

  * merge in 2.19.1-{3..5}
  * deliver /etc/fstab.d

  [김종규]

  * add korean debconf pofile.  Closes: #632421, #632425

  [Niels Thykier]

  * Add build-arch and build-indep targets.  Closes: #648467

util-linux (2.19.1-5) unstable; urgency=low

  * Conflict/Replace fstrim to provide smooth upgrades (closes: #627579)
  * Don't run hwclock-set when running under systemd (closes: #629811)
  * Switch to using linux-any in place of lists (closes: #635530, #634722)

util-linux (2.19.1-4) unstable; urgency=low

  * Add missing patch from #631468 to fix agetty linkage on k*bsd

util-linux (2.19.1-3) unstable; urgency=low

  * Apply two patches from Michael Biebl <email address hidden>:
    - disable libmount on !linux, fixing kfreebsd FTBFS (closes: #631468)
    - remove empty /usr/share/locale/ from util-linux (closes: #633412)
  * Apply patch from Roger Leigh <email address hidden> to make hwclock.sh
    correctly support /run/udev in addition to /dev/.udev (closes: #629274)
  * Build with arch:all to resurrect util-linux-locales (closes: #630859)
  * Add myself to Uploaders, following a short conversation with LaMont.
 -- Steve Langasek <email address hidden>   Fri, 16 Dec 2011 22:53:42 -0800

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bsdutils: Basic utilities from 4.4BSD-Lite

 This package contains the bare minimum number of BSD utilities needed
 to boot a Debian system: logger, renice, script, scriptreplay, and wall.
 The remaining standard BSD utilities are provided by bsdmainutils.

cfdisk-udeb: Manually partition a hard drive (cfdisk)
fdisk-udeb: Manually partition a hard drive (fdisk)
libblkid-dev: block device id library - headers and static libraries

 The blkid library which allows system programs like fsck and
 mount to quickly and easily find block devices by filesystem UUID and
 LABEL. This allows system administrators to avoid specifiying
 filesystems by hard-coded device names, but via a logical naming
 system instead.
 .
 This package contains the development environment for the blkid library.

libblkid1: block device id library

 The blkid library which allows system programs like fsck and
 mount to quickly and easily find block devices by filesystem UUID and
 LABEL. This allows system administrators to avoid specifying
 filesystems by hard-coded device names, but via a logical naming
 system instead.

libblkid1-udeb: block device id library

 The blkid library which allows system programs like fsck and
 mount to quickly and easily find block devices by filesystem UUID and
 LABEL. This allows system administrators to avoid specifiying
 filesystems by hard-coded device names, but via a logical naming
 system instead.
 .
 This is a minimal package for debian-installer.

libmount-dev: block device id library - headers and static libraries

 The device mounting library, used by mount and mount helpers.
 .
 This package contains the development environment for the mount library.

libmount1: block device id library

 The device mounting library, used by mount and mount helpers.

libmount1-udeb: block device id library

 The device mounting library, used by mount and mount helpers.
 .
 This is a minimal package for debian-installer.

libuuid1: Universally Unique ID library

 The libuuid library generates and parses 128-bit universally unique
 ids (UUIDs). A UUID is an identifier that is unique across both
 space and time, with respect to the space of all UUIDs. A UUID can
 be used for multiple purposes, from tagging objects with an extremely
 short lifetime, to reliably identifying very persistent objects
 across a network.
 .
 See RFC 4122 for more information.

libuuid1-udeb: stripped down universally unique id library, for debian-installer

 libuuid generates and parses 128-bit universally unique ids (UUIDs).
 See RFC 4122 for more information.
 .
 This is a minimal package for debian-installer.

mount: Tools for mounting and manipulating filesystems

 This package provides the mount(8), umount(8), swapon(8),
 swapoff(8), and losetup(8) commands.

util-linux: Miscellaneous system utilities

 This package contains a number of important utilities, most of which
 are oriented towards maintenance of your system. Some of the more
 important utilities included in this package allow you to partition
 your hard disk, view kernel messages, and create new filesystems.

util-linux-locales: Locales files for util-linux

 This package contains the internationalization files of for the util-linux
 package.
 .
 They are needed when you want the programs in util-linux to print their
 messages in other languages than English.

util-linux-udeb: Miscellaneous system utilities

 This is a minimal version of util-linux for debian-installer. It only
 contains the blkid binary at the moment.

uuid-dev: universally unique id library - headers and static libraries

 libuuid generates and parses 128-bit universally unique ids (UUIDs).
 See RFC 4122 for more information.
 .
 This package contains the development environment for the uuid library.

uuid-runtime: runtime components for the Universally Unique ID library

 The libuuid library generates and parses 128-bit universally unique
 ids (UUIDs). A UUID is an identifier that is unique across both
 space and time, with respect to the space of all UUIDs. A UUID can
 be used for multiple purposes, from tagging objects with an extremely
 short lifetime, to reliably identifying very persistent objects
 across a network.
 .
 See RFC 4122 for more information.
 .
 This package contains the uuidgen program and the uuidd daemon.
 .
 The uuidd daemon is used to generate UUIDs, especially time-based
 UUID’s, in a secure and guaranteed-unique fashion, even in the face
 of large numbers of threads trying to grab UUID’s running on
 different CPU’s. It is used by libuuid as well as the uuidgen
 program.