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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-12-23 16:21:23
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>>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? > No it is not possible, because we need to load the config first, before we now the value of this parameter. >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. > > > Good point. Heiko |