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El lun, 29-07-2013 a las 17:13 -0400, Rich Freeman escribió: |
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> On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 4:57 PM, Pacho Ramos <pacho@g.o> wrote: |
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> > Grepping in the tree, looks like only some old genkernel versions are |
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> > depending on it. Apart of that, what is requiring static libs in |
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> > cryptsetup and lvm2? |
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> This isn't the specific answer you're likely looking for, but the |
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> obvious answers would be: |
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> 1. Booting without /usr mounted if any of cryptsetup/lvm2's libs are |
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> located in /usr (not the case for lvm2 on my system at least). |
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> 2. Any initramfs creation tool that isn't smart enough to realize |
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> what cryptsetup/lvm2 are linked to and copy those into the initramfs |
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> (shouldn't be an issue in anything modern). |
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> Rich |
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How the /usr in other partition ended finally then? I though that, since |
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there are a lot of things in / that rely in others in /usr, people were |
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supposed to either use initramfs or busybox to get /usr mounted |
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Also, looks like Debian (apart of other distributions I have checked |
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like openSuSE, Fedora and Mageia) is not providing static libs for them |
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since 2011: |
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http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=543163 |
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Maybe are they handling splitted /usr in a different way? :/ |
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