Suppose we want to boot to different runlevels for different images. We could modify the default inittab to reflect that. We could modify it in various ways, but I don't think the exact mechanism much matters.
What is an interesting question is WHEN we modify it. One way would be to have a small piece of code and invoke it during image creation using something like ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND += "sato_image_pp ; " in our sato-image.bb recipe. This doesn't require creating any new features. But, we could also do it when we build sysvinit-inittab. I think, if we did that, we would need a feature, probably a DISTRO_FEATURE, that was set in some conf file. Is there a preference for one way or the other? Joe Slater
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