On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 04:14:14PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> Sorry for the confusion. bootchartd is a shell script collecting
> information into a tmpfs area during boot, and packing it together in
> /var/log/ when the boot is over. It have no other way to store the
> stats before other file systems are available but to put it in a tmpfs
> area.
Sure there are other ways: you can store it in a variable, eg:
while :; do
ps aux; netstat
sleep 1
done | (
out="X"
while read -r x; do
out="$(printf "%s%s\nX" "${out%X}" "$x")"
if [ -e dump-output ]; then
echo -n "${out%X}" >>dump-output
out=""
else
echo "Buffer size: $(echo $out | wc -c)"
fi
done
)
> > Sure, those were mentioned above (/ local, /var an NFS mount, or if
> > /var is a tmpfs or similar, / and /var local).
> In LTSP, / is a readonly NFS mount (and /var is on /, also readonly).
Uh, readonly /var isn't a supported configuration... Assuming you symlink
/var/lib/dpkg elsewhere, and don't fill up /var/cache/apt, it doesn't
seem like it'd need to be either?
Cheers,
aj
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