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Pacho Ramos wrote: |
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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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As Rich said, lvm doesn't link outside rootfs so it's not an issue: you only really |
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need an initramfs if rootfs is on lvm/encrypted/raid, or you need udev to get through |
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localmount. |
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William Hubbs wrote: |
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> Unfortunately it hasn't ended; the debating over it just stopped. |
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> There was a council vote in April 2012 over this, but it isn't even |
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> clear what they voted for. |
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You know it was perfectly clear: zmedico had even posted the initial clarification |
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of chainsaw's agenda item, immediately it was raised, and as ulm made it clear the |
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last time this was discussed, that was what was voted on. |
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What happened after was that people who didn't like the decision tried to weasel out |
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of it by claiming that it wasn't really what was discussed, despite the clear trail. |
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More of "the stupidity of not accepting decisions" and moving on to implementation, |
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that is usually attributed to "traditionalists." |
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> My personal opinion though, is that if people have /usr separate from |
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> /, they should be using an initramfs to get /usr mounted. If they want |
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> to use busybox[sep-usr] this is an option that we came up with |
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> internally in gentoo, but it has many limitations. |
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It's funny how you always discuss those two options and consistently fail to mention |
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the one option that allows people who never needed an initramfs before to continue |
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without one, and still use udev in line with upstream requirements, but there it is: |
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-901206.html |
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(constructive feedback welcome, as ever: ie stuff that helps improve the situation, |
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not arguments about why udev's upstream requirement isn't really what GregKH said it |
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was.) |
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