i'll be happy to test, but sadly i can not help to get it merged :(
ok, point me to a kernel that has cramfs working and i'll start testing on my own
we'll probably have to keep support for lvm1,both lvm1 and cramfs?
couldn't we mount tmpfs on /etc in the initrd
yes, the only files i need in /etc are /etc/mdadm.conf (but i can change mdassemble to use a config file parameter, or copy the file in /etc after mounting) and /etc/lvm/lvm.conf (for lvm2, but if we use lvm2 i can tell it not to create the cache, so no need for mounting tmpfs over etc)
the real problem is: how the hell do i know if i have devfs using nash? i find this in mkdevices which is written in c, should i write another c function for nash which does:
rc=open("/dev/.testwr", O_CREAT);
if (rc < 0) {
mount("/dev", "/dev", "tmpfs", 0, 0);
mknod("/dev/null", 1, 3);
mknod(...);
} else {
close(rc);
}
????L.
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