Ensure /run/elemental/efi is RW for upgrades #1976
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Signed-off-by: David Cassany <dcassany@suse.com>
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This fixes a regression introduced in 4cab6a0
In upgrade or reset hooks we can't assume
/run/elemental/efiis mounted as RW for thesuc-upgradescript, which recursively bind mounts/runand/devinto the container environment before callingelemental. The elemental binary detects the EFI partition at/host/run/elemental/efi, hence it remounts under/hostmountpoint not at/run/elemental/efi.IMHO the boot_assessment logic as a whole should be reviewed in the future, current approach is a bit convoluted and prone to fall into this sort of traps.