Arch Linux

Description:
bash update causes error messages in mkinitcpio. The [testing] version of bash causes a number of "==> ERROR: file not found: `'" lines in mkinitcpio's output. The img still seems to build correctly, as I was able to boot from it, but there is certainly something awry with the scripts.

I wasn't positive this should be filed against mkinitcpio, as I am not entirely sure what is going on here. I tried running with the verbose flag, and the messages appear between the addition of /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/60-persistent-storage.rules and /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/64-btrfs.rules (four of them) and then between 99-systemd.rules and ctrl-alt-delete.target (one more). So I wasn't sure if this is a mkinitcpio issue, a bash issue, or a systemd 210 issue.

Downgrading bash solves the issue.

Additional info:
* mkinitcpio 16-2
* bash 4.3-1
* systemd 210-1
* I have a fully up to date machine using the [testing] repository.
* mkinitcpio.conf has 'i915' in the MODULES array
* HOOKS="systemd autodetect modconf keyboard block filesystem"

Steps to reproduce:
1. Update machine to current (2014-02-26) [testing] respoitory with bash 4.3-1.
2. Try to build an initramfs with mkinitcpio.
3. See errors.