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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-12-23 16:10:54
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> >> We could store the config location somewhere in the system and re-use > >> it for save-config, but we would loose the flexibility of switching > >> config devices while the system is up. > >> Any more thoughts/opinions about this ? > > > > Yes, add a parameter in /etc/sysconfig/config for the save-config > > device to use ... > > I was more thinking about saving which devices we found in the initrd > and re-using this. > > But I like you idea almost better. > We could make the parameter in /etc/sysconfig/config optional: > not defined: our script searches for the device > defined: our script uses this device and fails if not present Is it possible for the bootup to use the same parameter? I'm thinking it's NOT possible, and if not, what's the point? The boot should use the same location that save-config uses. As long as they both have the same code, I'd think that would be the most consistent way to do things. - BS |