On 07/23/2013 01:16 AM, Tom Gundersen wrote:
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 12:44 AM, Lennart Poettering
<lenn...@poettering.net> wrote:
I do understand that you are currently not running systemd in the initrd
[1], so for you for now this is indeed a loss of functionality. I am
sorry for that, but please understand this as gentle push to maybe use
systemd in the initrd, or even better maybe just adopt dracut?
For the record, I too think it is a shame this functionality is lost,
but for a different reason: having the possibility to (easily) get
performance data to compare systemd (in the initramfs) and non-systemd
(in the initramfs) boots is the best way to push for the adoption of
systemd in the initramfs (which I think is the future).
[1] I remember Arch's Tom Gunderson working with Harald on improving the
mounting logic in darcut/systemd quite a bit at the last
hackfest. Because of Arch we now have much nicer mount code in
Dracut/systemd. It would be a pitty if that'd be lost to Arch itself,
where this came from...
Please note that there is no reason to keep systemd-timestamp in the
tree with this feature removed.
Jan
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