On Mon, Feb 22, 2021 at 04:57 AM, Josef Holzmayr wrote: > > Whats the reasoning behind this? If its meant to be a work-around for > "my custom software totally wants it in that location", then you're > probably better off fixing your custom software to stick to canonical > paths. If its about partitioning schemes, other techniques might > apply. If its about being able to upgrade/modify python independently > from the system, then you probably want some root-in-root or container > build. But randomly picing a complex package that has system-wide > implications and saying "I want it here, screw the FHS" is not a good > idea usually.
Hi I am aware that what I am asking for is a bit ugly. The reason is that I have a small amount of memory at my disposal. I'm working with a setup with two partitions, a root-fs and an overlayed application file system. None of them has enough space for python. Therefore I want to install it on the eMMC, which has plenty of space. So instead of /usr which is on the root/app file system, I would install it under /media/<somewhere> on the mounted eMMC. But maybe there exists a more elegant solution? Kind regards, Felix
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