> No; /kernel vs /usr/kernel split is largely to keep > "/" small; though > at 2MB vs 38MB is seems that it really doesn't matter > much. > > Drivers not needed early in boot should go under > /usr/kernel; > device drivers needed early in boot should go under > /kernel; this includes: > > - network drivers > - disk/fabric drivers > - bootable filesystems > - filesystems needed for /usr > - scheduling classes needed for the initial > l processes. > > not needed should be things like: > - audio > - X/framebuffer > - pcfs > > but the distinction is largely ignored.
Wow, even I learned something new this time around. Thank you Casper for explaining this obscure yet important detail of Solaris! This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
