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On Wed, 2005-06-08 at 22:51 +0100, antoine wrote: |
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> > Anyways, the file's header begins like that: |
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> > # $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-src/rc-scripts/etc/conf.d/rc,v 1.20.2.7 |
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> > 2005/05/17 00:12:03 vapier Exp $ |
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> Oh! Mine's from 02/2004! |
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> I'm a bit wary of running ~amd64 though, upgrading baselayout would do |
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> this: |
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> # ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64" emerge -pDtv baselayout |
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> These are the packages that I would merge, in reverse order: |
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> Calculating dependencies ...done! |
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> [ebuild U ] sys-apps/baselayout-1.11.12-r4 [1.9.4-r7] -bootstrap |
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> -build -debug -static -unicode 152 kB |
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> [ebuild U ] app-shells/bash-3.0-r11 [2.05b-r9] -bashlogger -build |
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> -debug +nls 2,404 kB |
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> [ebuild N ] sys-apps/sysvinit-2.86 -bootstrap -build +selinux 100 |
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> kB |
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> [ebuild U ] sys-libs/readline-5.0-r2 [4.3-r5] 1,777 kB |
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> |
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> Do I really want to have sysvinit? I thought that baselayout blocked it? |
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> Or has this been fixed now in ~amd64? |
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> |
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I remember they were changing things there (something "X" is no longer |
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part of something "Y")... I don't know, it Just Worked (TM) for me... |
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> > As for your question, if you want udev, then yes, you should put udev |
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> > there. Mine is set to static because I had problems with software-RAID |
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> > (udev not creating my rootfs, kernel fails to load init, etc, etc.). If |
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> > udev doesn't do problems to you (and you actually need it - and with a |
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> > server - do you really need it?) - you can use it :) |
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> Thanks for mentioning this, I am using software raid for my root |
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> partition too! (it probably saved me a lot of hair) |
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> |
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> But since there is something mounted on there at the moment, how can I |
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> ensure that my /dev contains all the required devices nodes before I |
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> reboot? |
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> mount --bind /dev tmp |
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> ls -la tmp/md? shows them as present, I hope that's ok. |
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If udev is running, there's a good chance that you can't. mount --bind |
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is just like a hardlink to the directory, it's not really mounting |
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anything. If your /dev is on / (not a different partition), I think |
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you'll have to run without udev to check... |
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