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On Wed, 2002-03-06 at 16:20, Sebastian Werner wrote: |
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> Question: |
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> I want to stop fcron and the message is that it can't be stopped because |
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> there is no /mnt/.init.d... Why is this there? Was this the latest crazy |
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> update? A week ago this info was stored in /dev/shm/.init.d - or i am |
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> wrong or what's up |
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> Thanks in advance |
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Hi, this is mostly for support for Grant's 2.2 kernels which do not have |
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tmpfs. We cant mount ramdisk at /dev/shm, so we had to move it |
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somewhere else. Still wondering about it though. We cant use /var, |
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as it is not always on the / partition. maybe /etc/.init.d/ ? Will |
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see. |
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The latest baselyout should however have moved everything over. If you |
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have further issues, just reboot, and it should be fixed. |
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> Sebastian |
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Martin Schlemmer |
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Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team |
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