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From: Serge L. <fi...@in...> - 2008-04-10 06:04:59
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Bruce, Bruce Smith wrote: >>>>> unionfs is a part of DL 1.3 >>> As soon as Heiko checks in the latest openldap update, I plan on >>> compiling a fresh 1.3, and will select unionfs. I can upload the ISO to >>> the ftp server if there is any interest. >> I'm interested but I'm not sure what I'd do with it - my DL is a live system. So >> it's qualified interest. I'd much rather some enthusiastic developer leapt on >> the idea and changed the scripts for a later release. > > I like the idea, but I've never used unionfs. The docs for unionfs seem > to be kind of scarce. Can you post some examples of how you use it? The most detail documentation is the kernel docs, i.e. linux-2.6.xx/Documentation/filesystems/unionfs > > How do we modify save-config to only save the changes in the upper > modified branch? Can we just save that directory? (I need to play with > unionfs, except it's not included in my 1.3 either :) Yes. we can. United dirs may be saved an restored. > > Another advantage of doing this is the size of the config file saved to > the floppy/usb would be a LOT smaller! Disadvantage of that exists also. Our boot logic based on the config file searching and parsing config files. If it was union/au fs based solution I'm not sure we will able to keep the logic unchanged. -- Serge |