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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-07-10 14:51:58
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> > When another package installs libssl in /lib, then "ldd" on gnugk shows > > it's using /lib/libssl.... > > > > When libssl is NOT loaded in /lib, "ldd" on gnugk shows it's using > > /usr/lib/libssl... > > May I suggest you play with config/etc/initrd/software and make it > more intelligent so it takes into account that a libssl....so does > not need to get copied to the ramdisk if there already exists a > /usr/lib/libssl... That would defeat the purpose of having it in RAM. I assume that these optional packages are loaded into RAM (instead of running direct from CD) because they want to run fast. If I start removing their libraries from memory, then they will need to fire up the CD for their library access. The way it currently works, it will use the RAM library if it's present, otherwise it will use the library on CD. - BS |