On 04/02/16 02:09, Antti Kantee wrote:
Hi,
tl;dr the commonly needed files for /etc are now [magically] present in
Rumprun instances, i.e. you don't have to supply stubetc as a block
device to get /etc populated.
To avoid a naming collision with a NetBSD-internal fs layer, I renamed
the tool to cookfs. Strictly speaking, it probably should be called
parcookfs, but let's not get overly pedantic.
I also added a -s parameter for stripping leading pathname components.
The intended use case is for example with packages, so that you can put
all data files under one directory and still run the tool from the
package top. I think that configurable stripping is more user-friendly
than the common practise of always stripping the first component (which
becomes root), but I'm not sure if it's against POLA or not. Comments
welcome.
Plus, fixed several bugs reported by David Halls.
