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Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> That depends on your definition of Gentoo. If you consider a root |
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> filesystem managed using portage to be Gentoo, than this busybox |
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> environment would be Gentoo. |
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> They boot to an initrd containing busybox, then proceed to mount |
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> necessary bits from a read-only NFS export and other bits via tmpfs |
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> where they need to write, then pivot_root into the new NFS root. |
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>From this I see, that it is a little bit more complicated than just |
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exporting a directory containing a Gentoo root filesystem. I'd |
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appreciate if you could explain it more in detail or just point to some |
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good resources for reading. |
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Mathias |
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