Hi Michael > > Well kind of. The initmethod.bbinit creates this method if it's not > > there. The upstart init doesn't create that directory. So this is there > > to make dbus happy when started with dbus.conf in /etc/init. It does no > > harm to bbinit. > > I don't see the creation of /var/lib/dbus, only /var/run/dbus. There is > however a patch that moves machine-id from /var/lib/dbus to /var/run/dbus. > The problem is that /var/lib of often not writeable on read-only file > systems. > And you have a "mkdir -p /var/run/dbus" in the dbus.conf "pre-start script" > section. Ups, that shouldn't be in there... Ok, now i understand, since /var/run/dbus might be in a volatile storage it is created every time on boot. If yes, the best solution would probably just drop this patch?
> Are you sure you need the install_copy? Uhm, do you have a better sugestion? Creating a directory would be enough. But i am not sure due to the above issues (volatile storage). > $ git reset HEAD~1 > This will undo the last commit but keeps the changes in the working copy. > > while "there are uncomitted changes" do > git add ... > git commit -s > done Thanks for that hint. Tim -- ptxdist mailing list [email protected]
