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On Mar 19, 2012 5:39 PM, "Halassy Zoltán" <<a href="mailto:zhalassy@...">zhalassy@...</a>> wrote:<br>
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>> a. I'm using udev and will still be using udev, latest version<br>
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> This.<br>
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> Question: Why would I replace a known system to a unknown one? The effort required to replace udev with mdev could be used to create an initramfs to mount that /usr , or alter the /etc/init.d/udev-mount to depend on an extra service, which does nothing else, but mount /usr . With the latter, further upgrades would just need to keep the extra depend in the init script, long live config-protect.<br>
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<p>IMO, initramfs adds yet another black box during server boot. Plus, udev is getting more and more complex with all its intelligence. And yet another daemon in memory, something I certainly don't need on my static virtualized servers.</p>
<p>Rgds,<br>
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