** On Apr 03, Tom Lees scribbled: > > sure than at some point, after potato is released, people will try to use > > 2.4.x and some of them can face problems when their applications won't be > > able to use the shared memory. > > Maybe we should add a script to base-files which mounts /var/shm depending > on whether the current kernel needs it... probably easier than messing > around writing script to automatically edit /etc/fstab. It has to be mounted before any scripts are run from init.d - some of the started programs might need SystemV IPC - you never know. More, the /var/shm must be mounted _after_ /var us mounted (if such is the case). The only reasonable place for this is /etc/fstab. And it should be done before potato goes out, because chances are it will coincide with the release of 2.4.0. marek
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