Steve Litt wrote:
>> Therefore, if you want to mount a disk partition, you either
>> need the necessary drivers and filesystem built-in the kernel or have
>> them in the initrd/initramfs (under /lib/modules). Having the module
>> on the disk won't help -- egg and chicken.
>>
>> Didier
>
On Sat, Jan 02, 2016 at 01:04:58PM +, Simon Hobson wrote:
> Clarke Sideroad wrote:
>
> > I see little choice but to make the merged bin option available, after
> > all this is all about choice, but for gosh sakes it should not be the
> > default.
>
> The issue - as I see it - is much the sa
I wrote:
> I have worked with Unix systems in the past with separate /usr filesystem
> (SCO OpenServer 5 - ahh, nostalgia). Back then we had to create a boot and
> root floppy (yes I know some youngsters have probably never seen one) and I
> can recall the problems I found making enough room on
Clarke Sideroad wrote:
> I see little choice but to make the merged bin option available, after
> all this is all about choice, but for gosh sakes it should not be the
> default.
The issue - as I see it - is much the same as with systemd. If the upstream
stuff adopts it, then it becomes a lot
