>
> Are there any other files besides mtab in /etc that are "always"
> absolutely needed to be written to in order to have a functioning
> system? Anything that does this should be changed (as was the case,
> eg, for dhcpd.leases).
Answer it yourself:
find /etc/ -type f -newer /var/log/dmesg.2.3.99-pre3
(you may find a better file; perhaps one touched by shutdown & not bootup)
I note that this is not an especially good file to choose, but it
illustrates the principal. In my case I rn the pre1 kernel; running againt
that throws up a few names, some I recall fiddling with,
then make decisions about whatever files show up on your system.
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