no not at all. the baselayout-lite one does not depend on bash what so ever and includes pretty much no init/conf scripts. You get to hack on your own init scripts, which is a trivial task.
Well, i have to use a different baselayout. The boot time is far too long to be acceptable and there is a problem with hotplug (an error appears that the firmware isn't available). But i don't know if it's easier to make my init scripts or use initng. Nevertheless, thanks for your help!! 2006/6/28, Ned Ludd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Tue, 2006-06-27 at 18:03 +0100, Marcelo Coelho wrote: > >though you might have difficulties with the USB ADSL modem. > > That's why i sent the e-mail to this mailing list. > > What if i compiled the system in another pc? Would gnat give a easy to > use method to update a tarball, or something similar, to update the > system at the old pc? > > BTW, what are differences between normal baselayout and the embedded > one? The embedded one aka baselayout-lite is pretty much for busybox read-only fs setups. > Does the network (for ADSL) configuration part work in a similar > way? no not at all. the baselayout-lite one does not depend on bash what so ever and includes pretty much no init/conf scripts. You get to hack on your own init scripts, which is a trivial task. -- Ned Ludd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Gentoo Linux -- [email protected] mailing list
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