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On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 01:16 pm, Miguel S Filipe wrote: |
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> Well, the subject says it all .. we have no editor in the / mount point |
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> if /usr is not present.. (like my case) |
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> while booting a 2.5.x kernel, i was unable to mount /opt, /usr, /home, |
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> /var/tmp, etc..etc.etc... since they were all in lvm. and this also |
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> happened once when for no apparent reason my boot sequence got messed up |
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> and everything aborted... |
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> in such cases the need for a text editor is urged.. normally correcting |
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> the situation might depend on it... |
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> so..i think we(gentoo) should have a minimal editor in / in case that |
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> something goes wrong, some editor like e3, nano, vi, joe, I dunno, |
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> something that can edit files and preferably small.. |
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> I vote for e3 since is minimal and has several key bindings. |
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or you could just copy it there yourself and put something in the gentoo lvm |
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faq along those lines... |
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luke |
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