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On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 7:54 AM, Justin <jlec@g.o> wrote: |
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> During the version bump today, I saw that fedora is providing lots of |
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> script and services for it. So I thought someone might be interested and |
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> port that to gentoo. |
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I've given it thought, but I'm not quite at the point where I'd want |
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to take that on single-handed. I don't mind contributing some, |
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however. I guess see what kind of response you get and we'll figure |
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out what makes sense. |
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> kexec itself is working fine on gentoo. |
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That was my experience when I wrote the blog, but not the last time I |
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tried using it... But, I haven't tested it in a few months. That is, |
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kexec for a recovery kernel - it works fine if you want to do an |
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immediate reboot. |
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Rich |
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