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On Fri, 2003-05-02 at 22:34, Joshua Brindle wrote: |
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> On the subject of init scripts, I recall having a conversation with seemant |
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> about this init system which used tree based dependancies and could start |
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> init scripts simaltaeneously if their dependancy trees didn't collide (for faster |
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> bootups), does this solution provide this? we'd really like to get something |
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> that will take some of the overhead out of the init system... |
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The problem mostly with an approach like this, is that without going the |
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extreme python/C_with_glib_or_xml, you will prob have more overhead in |
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the poor bash engine figuring this out, than the speed you will get with |
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then starting one or two services in parallel. |
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I have said in the past that I will have a look at parallel startup, but |
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currently there are other points that is more critical and a factor |
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influencing the speed that needs attention. |
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Also, it would be nice if somebody who have used Gentoo for a while, and |
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are better than me at writing, would make some effort to get the docs |
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updated, more clear, and maybe add some of the missing man pages. This |
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should already take some of the sting out of it all. If somebody is |
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interested, I will gladly answer questions, etc. |
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Martin Schlemmer |
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Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop/System Team Developer |
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Cape Town, South Africa |