CP-52793: remove sm-multipath, moved to host-installer #728
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This script was only ever used by the host-installer when setting up boot from SAN environments and this necessitated SM being included in the install image for this one file. By moving this functionality into the host-installer where it belongs we reduce the required dependencies and size of the install image. Signed-off-by: Mark Syms <[email protected]>
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This script was only ever used by the host-installer when setting up boot from SAN environments and this necessitated SM being included in the install image for this one file. By moving this functionality into the host-installer where it belongs we reduce the required dependencies and size of the install image.