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@antonio-petricca antonio-petricca commented Sep 24, 2018

Hi, I am the author of the project Buddy Linux which allows to install Linux on loopback LVM writable devices, storing the boot partition on a removable USB device.

I observed that Timeshift (in my case):

  • Starts in restore/only mode, but this is wrong because my distribution is a true linux with writable partitions.
  • Does not recognize LVM volumes.

For that reason I have extended it to support that features with the intention to contribute to your excellent tool.

Here the full changelog:

  • BackupDeviceBox.vala
    • Allowed discovery of LVM partitions.
    • Replaced disk label shown as 'disk size' with 'partition name'. The size is already shown in another column.
    • Added UUID column.
  • Device.vala
    • LVM partitions, splitted among multiple devices, are no more added multiple times.
  • Main.vala
    • Allowed writable loopback devices.
  • MountEntry.vala
    • Added read_only property.
  • SettingsWindow.vala
    • Extended width to 640px to fit with the added UUID column.

Regards,
Antonio Petricca

- BackupDeviceBox.vala
  - Allowed discovery of LVM partitions.
  - Replaced disk label shown as 'disk size' with 'partition name'. The size is already shown in another column.
  - Added UUID column.
- Device.vala
  - LVM partitions, splitted among multiple devices, are no more added multiple times.
- Main.vala
  - Allowed writable loopback devices.
- MountEntry.vala
  - Added _read_only_ property.
- SettingsWindow.vala
  - Extended width to 640px to fit with the added UUID column.
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