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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> writes: |
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> I offer you two choices: |
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> a. Move a few commands into an initramfs, truly only the ones you |
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> really do need, or |
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> b. Move 7G of files onto / (i.e. everything) and lose any benefit you |
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> (and everyone else with different ideas to you) may want by having a |
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> separate /usr. Oh, and you get to deal with finding the hardcoded paths |
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> and fixing the code yourself. |
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> Those are your choices. Pick one. |
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In that case I pick a. It's not a big deal. |
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I don't have anything against initrd, and use it on several places. It's |
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useful for many things including enabling / on raid or lvm. |
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But I also see the usefulnes of having / on a real partition, and being |
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able to start a kernel with init=/bin/bash when I have screwed something |
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up, which I tend to do quite often, :) |
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Christer |