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I take it back. those files were leftover on the root partition. |
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Amit |
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Amit Dor-Shifer wrote: |
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> Hi. |
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> I've a setup where /var resides on a separate partition than root. |
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> After boot, I see that /var is created on root and some files are |
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> written to it. E.G, the following folders are created: |
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> /var/lib/init.d/snapshot |
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> /var/lib/init.d/options |
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> /var/lib/init.d/daemons |
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> /var/lib/init.d/started |
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> /var/lib/init.d/starting |
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> /var/lib/init.d/inactive |
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> /var/lib/init.d/wasinactive |
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> /var/lib/init.d/stopping |
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> /var/lib/init.d/exclusive |
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> /var/lib/init.d/exitcodes |
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> /var/lib/init.d/scheduled |
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> /var/lib/init.d/coldplugged |
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> /var/lib/init.d/softscripts |
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> I'm suspecting that /sbin/rc is writing to /var prior to the mounting |
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> of the respective partition. Am I correct? |
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> Is there some commonly-used place in gentoo for specifying partitions |
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> that have to be mounted prior to writing a/m files? |
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> 10x, |
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> Amit |
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