On 12-03-29 10:12 AM, Royce Souther wrote:
I want to remove /sys to reduce the write cycles to the USB memory stick. On a server I don't need the OS loading some driver for the sound card or 3D video acceleration to constantly be writing to the /sys. Not needed on a server, don't care if pulsaudio crashes trying to load, probably going to chmod 000 it to stop it from trying. Can't remove pulsaudio, dependencies will remove have of Gnome and the tools I do need.
Under normal operations, you should have sysfs mounted on /sys. sysfs is a virtual file system which means as long as it is mounted properly, you will not get any writes to your USB stick. If you are getting writes to the USB stick when something writes in /sys, you don't have sysfs mounted.
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