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On 7/15/19 10:45 AM, Jaco Kroon wrote: |
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> I have no idea who wrote this: |
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> "The historical justification for a /bin, /sbin and /lib separate from |
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> /usr no longer applies today." but I strongly disagree. |
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All of that stuff is written from the perspective of "I feel like doing |
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it this way in systemd, so I need to post-hoc justify making everyone |
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else go along with it." |
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> Again, if /usr goes belly up (which with recent ext4/io bug(s) we've had |
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> probably about 10 systems already that needed repairing, and at least 5 |
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> more that's pending), this fault would require me to head out to site to |
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> go and repair where currently due to fsck et al living on / and not on |
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> /usr I could recover without issues. |
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> We've been unable to track an exact issue, but all of the affected |
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> systems was running 4.14.X kernels, we've not seen the same corruption |
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> from 5.0.2 onwards. So we never filed a bug and simply upgraded kernels. |
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Likely https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=201685 |
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