> With 2.10 and hardly anything added to the default nfsroot, du shows: > 16K for /dev, 1.8M for /etc and 78M for /var. > The large consumers of those 78M are: > 17M nfsroot/var/lib/apt > 5.8M nfsroot/var/lib/dpkg > 15M nfsroot/var/cache > 41M nfsroot/var/tmp > > Perhaps mkrwsize() from subroutines-linux should create a > 5m for /etc > another 10m for /var, where for /var the large consumers from above > will be excluded > and another 100k for /dev >
Could you please elaborate on the use of these directories? Usually I wouldn't expect to much to be written to the NFSROOT ... Thanks, Michael PS.: Or is it just the LVM things you mentionend lately?
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