30.11.2015 11:11, Erich Titl пишет:
> Hi Andrew
>
> Am 22.09.2015 um 20:02 schrieb Andrew:
>> Hi.
>>
>> Another important target IMHO - merge all important stuff
>> (root.lrp/etc.lrp/config.lrp/other packages that are 100% present in
>> LEAF box) into initrd.
> Don't do that, initrd is overloaded as it is now,
Why you think that using separate packages for that files are better 
than placing them into initrd? Or you know LEAF usecases when, for ex., 
root.lrp with all it's dependencies wasn't loaded?

>   especially with
> initmod, which is heavily overloaded and contains stuff it should not
> (if it is needed at all). For example, not every LEAF box needs traffic
> shaping modules, neither are iptables modules necessary in _all_ LEAF
> boxes. In the past these were optional for a reason.
These modules aren't present in initmod at all. Initmod just contains 
modules that are required for successful booting on any platform 
(PATA/SATA/USB drivers, file systems drivers).

> Please keep in mind that syslinux is not the _only_ boot loader and
> possibly not the best neither, used on LEAF boxes.
>
> cheers
>
> ET
>
Yes, I know that. And this is one of reasons why I want to make solid 
initrd that will contain all basic stuff that is currently placed in 
root.lrp and it's deps. Because on embedded platforms with small amount 
of RAM and available MTD device (that is always connected to SoC) it'll 
be preferrable to use squashfs initrd that is always mounted (+ mount 
overlayfs on top of it) rather than copy all stuff from it to valuable RAM.

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