A question similar, in spirit, to that of Cág ("Correct way to trim the
distribution?")What's a "good" way to trim the exported filesystem for a diskless system? (The goal being to eventually crunchgen a local system image and eliminate the NFS mount entirely) To date, I've been exporting an *empty* filesystem and incrementally adding stuff to it, based on errors detected in the process of going to singleuser... and, likewise, proceeding on to multiuser. Of course, late bindings are a potential SNAFU in this approach -- unless I inherently know how to precipitate those events!
