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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-07-21 20:45:50
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> >Since CIPE worked as expected, would it be OK if I move the other > >daemons to CD that I personally run? That way I can watch to make > >sure they don't require the CD after boot too. > > > >I'm currently running these daemons: sshd dhcpd ntpd syslog-ng > >and the noip-updater > > > >Looking around, I also think we should move: iptables* gradm ldconfig > >(the largest programs) > > > >And a lot of other stuff in the bin directories. Maybe it would be > >easier to make a list of programs NOT to move? > > Yes go ahead and do it. OK, I moved those programs, except for "ldconfig" which I couldn't find easily. (I couldn't find /bin/bash easily either. I'll dig harder.) I also moved a whole bunch of other programs (that were not packages) to CD (see CHANGES). Hope I didn't get too carried away! :-) Is it OK to move all the optional packages to CD next? (and make them no longer packages) > I was actually thinking if I should rewrite the > boot process this week. > So everything has to be on the CD and we mount the CD as /. I would then > mount the shmfs on /var and /etc . That sounds like a good idea. It might be a good idea to have a bin directory in shmfs in the front of $PATH so people could copy some programs to memory if they wanted to. It also might be cool to do something similar for USB, so some programs could be cached there. - BS |