On Wed, 2010-01-13 at 13:10, Daniel Dickinson wrote: > I was discussing the changes to preinit, mount_root, and and firstboot > that I am working on, with Jo (xMff), specifically to ask where he > thought I should put code that was common to the reworked mount_root and > firstboot. > > In that discussion we came to the conclusion that non-config files > (i.e.g code that's integral to the system) really shouldn't be in /etc > because backing up /etc, flashing and then restore /etc could > potentially overwrite files that are required code in the system. > > Therefore I'm planning on putting my shared code under /lib/boot (and > preinit functions (where order matters) under /lib/boot/preinit, and > firstboot (likewise) under /lib/boot/firstboot). However there is a > change that Jo and I thought would be a good idea, but which definitely > requires discussion, and that is putting /etc/functions.sh > under /lib/functions/functions.sh (or somesuch), with a symlink > from /etc/function.sh.
On standard Debian there is /lib/init directory which holds functions.sh I don't know if that is from LSB or just Debian convention. > Also /lib/functions could be used for shared functions that are not used > often enough to really belong in functions.sh, but make sense to be > shared. -- Kind regards, Milan -------------------------------------------------- Arvanta, IT Security http://www.arvanta.net Please do not send me e-mail containing HTML code.
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