Am 08.02.2010 20:09, schrieb Simon Boulay: > Hi, (Note: I am CC'ing this to arch-dev-public. I will not resend the patches sent to me in the previous mail, you will see them when I apply them to the git. This is what happened so far: Simon stepped up and said he could implement NFS root for mkinitcpio. I pointed him to some patch on the bugtracker that someone made in the past and now he sent me patches that will make NFS support possible again)
> Here is a patch which adds the support for mounting the root > filesystem over NFS. > ipconfig and nfsmount sources are attached. > I don't how to deal with them: > - make a package (like mkinitcpio-netutils) which download > official klibc and add patches to build against glibc > - make a sort of fork for those programs only and two packages > (mkinitcpi-ipconfig + mkinitcpio-nfsmount) > - ? I would put both programs in a small "mkinitcpio-nfs-utils" package or so. I guess it will be better to maintain them in a git repository instead of downloading klibc and applying patches all the time. > ipconfig and nfsmount have to be installed in /lib/initcpio. > I added a net hook based on the patch you pointed to me and modify > install/net and init accordingly. I don't have time to integrate them right now, because it is late and I can't proof-read them now. After applying your patch I will definitely change something about the logic: I was planning to provide a concept of "mount helpers" that allow you to override the default mounting procedure from inside a hook. This concept could be used for NFS root and for archiso. > Regards, > Simon. Thank you for the work, now I need to merge it and find testers. And then we can move to the release candidate stage and finally get rid of klibc once and for all.
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