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On 05/25/2013 01:29 PM, Sergei Trofimovich wrote: |
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> If you can't change options at boot time it's very simple to get |
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> unbootable system. Just curious, who does such systems and |
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> how root filesystem (+ it's mount options) is expected to be |
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> found there? |
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You write your bootargs in the kernel, if you really must you can go to |
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the efi shell and override by hand. |
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you can surely install an efi ui on top of your efi implementation but |
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that's unrelated. My current setup works decently the way I mentioned |
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and I guess more than a single person might use it. |
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> I'd go for init=/sbin/gentoo-init and make all the messy stuff there. |
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> Otherwise by breaking /sbin/init it would be hard to find proper |
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> name of, say, SYSVs /sbin/init. How would you call it? |
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/bin/init is my idea (second in the list in linux fallback), otherwise |
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we can just make the wrapper use a non-taken name and have people |
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willing to play with it just reroll their kernel/boot system. |
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