Re: ifupdown writes to /etc... a bug?
In article <[🔎] 20030311205203.GB5305@piper.madduck.net>,
martin f krafft <madduck@debian.org> wrote:
>also sprach Emile van Bergen <emile-deb@evbergen.xs4all.nl>
>[2003.03.11.1426 +0100]:
>> However, as /mem refers more to properties more than implementation, I
>
>the main property of memory is to store things. and you want to make
>/mem {tmp,shm}fs?
The right name is /run, I guess.
How about an implementation in sysvinit like this:
- sysvinit includes /run
- if the kernel supports it a shmfs is mounted on /run
- otherwise if the kernel supports it a ramdisk is mounted on /run
- the size of the shmfs/ramdisk can be set in /etc/default/rundirsize
and is 128K by default. That will give you 94K and 128 inodes
for an ext2 filesystem on a ramdisk and 128K for shmfs. That
should be plenty, or not?
I don't think persistance between boots is important.
Mike.
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