n. If you want to change the backup plan fr all
machines, you make one change on one computer.
It works well, save work and minimises disk space usage, especially with
multiple similar clients. Preventing infiltration is simple as you don't
need to open it to the Internet at all, the backup server can be
completely stealthed and still do its job.
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0. System Rescue CD is updated
frequently so I would expect a release that supports this device to be
out before the end of the week.
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der to pull so I think you're saying it could drop
> inbound connections, but then how could you talk to it? Do you mean a
> local backup server?
Yes, you talk to the server over the LAN, or a VPN. There need be no way
of connecting to it from outside of your LAN.
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ltration
> giving read(/write) access on every client to the infiltrator.
I don't think it too unreasonable to assume that a machine with no ports
exposed to the Internet will not be compromised from the Internet.
Whereas a push approach requires that the server have open ports.
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On Mon, 1 Jul 2013 16:14:02 -0700, Grant wrote:
> I'd rather lose my backups than lose my backups and give up root
> read/write to every system I back up. :)
If you want to leave your backup server open to exploitation attempts,
maybe you should be looking at a different solution :)
user in /etc/shadow is an exclamation point which I
> think means the user can not log in with a password. Should I take
> any additional steps to prevent that user from logging in and not
> being subject to the authorized_keys restrictions?
What about "PasswordAuthentication no"?
You need one of
=dev-util/nvidia-cuda-sdk-4.2*
>dev-util/nvidia-cuda-sdk-4.2
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aybe you should be looking at a different solution :)
>
> If "open to exploitation attempts" means accepting inbound connections
> from the internet then I agree. I'm grateful for your help with this
> Neil!
You're welcome. A pull system does rely on the server being
ows
> about and are something made up from whole cloth by the blkid program)
MBRs don't have PARTUUIDs do they? Don't confuse them with filesystem
UUIDs as used in fstab.
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and add the module
to /etc/conf.d/modules to make sure it is loaded ASAP. Yes, it is a
kludge, but it is the simplest solution from a practical POV.
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r
> paritions that don't have filesystems.
UUIDs are for filesystems, PARTUUIDs ae for partitions - blkid prints
both, but only if both are present, which requires a GPT partition table.
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e kludge? :-O
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ts of the user but it not the same as logging in as
that user. To do that use "su -l username" or "su username -".
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On Sat, 06 Jul 2013 21:20:12 +0300, Thanasis wrote:
> > su username -
>
> I think that sould be:
>
> su - username
You're right. su is incredibly picky about the location of - on the
command line, which is why I prefer to use -l.
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On Sun, 07 Jul 2013 19:52:31 +0300, Thanasis wrote:
> I would like to use eix and (updating it via cron job) be able to search
> locally *all* layman overlays.
> What commands and settings should I use?
LOCAL_LAYMAN=/path/to/layman/storage eix-remote -q update
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> cannot open display:
You probably need to export DISPLAY in your script.
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triggered by the file being opened for read, that kills
the at job
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libexec/dbus-daemon-launch-helper: Success
I get this on my desktop but not my laptop, yet I have been unable to
find the difference that accounts for it. In the end I gave up and made
/usr/libexec/dbus-daemon-launch-helper world-executable :(
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ften solved by simple re-emerge:
>
> # emerge -1 glib dbus dbus-glib
Often, maybe - always, definitely not. This machine has suffered from
that issue for some time and none of the suggested solutions, including
that one, or a few more desperate measures, have made any difference.
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ot of that overlay?
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case as the decision on which network manager to use must be global).
Are you sure that you have spelled the USE flag correctly, that one has
wasted significant chunks of my life before now 9and will probably do so
again in the future).
> since networkmanager was not in USE before.
This is irre
hanged-use --ask @world" after
changing make.conf? Changing the USE flag there doesn't change the flags
that those packages were built with. They will need to be rebuilt without
NM support before portage allows you to depclean it.
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On Wed, 17 Jul 2013 10:04:12 +0200, András Csányi wrote:
> Ok. How is possible to get the post-install message of an ebuild
> without re-emerge the package neither opening the log file? The man
> page of emerge cannot say anything about it.
Read the ebuild.
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; Read the ebuild.
>
> I don't think this is a friendly solution in 2013.
It isn't. The friendly solution is to have portage log this to a file or
email it to you, but you ruled out those methods, leaving only the
unfriendly but effective option.
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On Wed, 17 Jul 2013 08:03:29 -0500, Bruce Hill wrote:
> PORTAGE_ELOG_SYSTEM="save"
> PORTAGE_ELOG_CLASSES="warn error info log qa"
I wouldn't include qa, that's just noise for users.
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the log files, hence the "read the ebuild" suggestion.
Although I have portage save the logs, I rarely look at them because I
also have it mail them to me. That way they are easy to read and hard to
ignore.
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since I managed
to wear one of those out (mainly due to a kernel bug). They have
lifetimes similar to spinny disks these days.
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y those operations to the old HDD, why bother?
Thing like video files can go on a hard drive because they are read far
more slowly than the drive's speed anyway.
> Am I being too cautious with current technology SSDs?
Yes.
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 15:02:48 -0500, Dale wrote:
> I
> also keep the last two versions of sysrescue for my USB stick.
How do you copy one to a stick when you need to rescue an unbootable
system? I prefer to keep the ISO in /boot, no need for a USB stick then.
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 12:26:04 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote:
> Remember, he's an Englishman and they don't do slapstick humour, they do
> clever and subtle humour.
Have you never seen Monty Python or The Goodies?
PS, let me know when you think this is getting off-topic...
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ice stops the segfault lines. YMMV,
Try app-admin/checkrestart, I generally run this after updating any
daemons or libraries.
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 14:50:29 -0500, Dale wrote:
> Neil, you know how payback is right? ROFL
That's the one with Mel Gibson?
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 17:00:21 -0500, Bruce Hill wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 20, 2013 at 10:43:39PM +0100, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> >
> > How do you copy one to a stick when you need to rescue an unbootable
> > system? I prefer to keep the ISO in /boot, no need for a USB stick
> >
in case "your
> root filesystem is damaged" or this still doesn't help, eh?
Yes, and it's mounted ro to minimise the risk of such damage.
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y on top of the case :) Same features, useful in more circumstances,
> less maintenance overhead.
This sin't a rescue partition, it's just a GRUB menu entry and a copy f
the ISO in /boot, so far less maintenance even than making sure a USB
stick stays put. Plus it is much faster to boo
>
> An interesting idea you present, Neil. So far I've been maintaining a
> small rescue system. My /boot is only 100MB so if I wanted to follow
> your idea I'd have to move and resize everything else on this MBR
> setup. I have twin spinning disks with two LVM sets in logical
&g
ice/libreoffice disk-tmpdir.conf
]% cat /etc/portage/env/disk-tmpdir.conf
PORTAGE_TMPDIR="/mnt/scratch"
where /mnt/scratch is a directory I use for all sorts of non-permanent
files.
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On Sun, 21 Jul 2013 04:50:42 -0500, Dale wrote:
> > That's the one with Mel Gibson?
> >
> >
>
> It starts with a B. Ironic huh?
Actually, his surname appears to mean "son of a GibiBit" ;-)
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GE_TMPDIR
to /tmp.
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sure tmpfs
> > can satisfy before you start.
>
> em, no. KDE does not have large space requirements. LO does. The rest
> is happy with 2gb of tmpfs diskspace.
And portage checks for sufficient space for greedy packages before it
starts emerging anything, so if there is a problem you kno
hen I have sets for desktop,
laptop etc, each of which inherits the base set.
so it's pretty much a case of partition the disk, unpack the stage3,
emerge @laptop (or whatever, compile the kernel, configure the bootloader
and reboot.
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probably the main reason I do it this way.
I believe it's also possible to do this with PXE, meanng you don't even
need multiple copies of the file... unless your PXE server needs rescuing.
I always have it on a USB stick too, but that's for fixing other people's
computers :)
nstead of one daemon that handles
IPC for everything. While we're at it, let's get rid of syslog and add
file logging code to every program that needs it. cron and at seem a bit
of a waste of space too.
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7;m not sure how this would be useful but I can certainly
see how it would cause confusion and problems, but I hadn't heard if it
before.
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With 7 billion people on earth chances are slim it will ever be *your* day.
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rom installx86.iso -boot d
> > Could not access KVM kernel module: Permission denied
> > failed to initialize KVM: Permission denied
Is the problem with reading the module file or loading it? If you
modprobe the kvm module as root first, can you then run it as a user? You
may want to add
> However, kmail sucks and akonadi sucks moar, so define for yourself
>
> @suckykde
> kdepim-meta
>
> And add to your world sets:
>
> @kde+@kdedev/@suckykde
>
I see, what about operator precedence, is that equivalent to
(@kde+@kdedev)/@kdesuckykde or @kde+(@kdedev/@kdesuckykde)
It's been a long time since I studied set operators at Uni :(
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av1 $(qfile -q -S -C /usr/share/bash-completion)
emerge -1a /usr/share/bash-completion
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e of an error.
There are some clever people on this list but, AFAIK, no magicians or
mind readers.
> I could'nt find an emake executable. Which package contains such a
> beast ?
emake is a portage function, not a standalone executable.
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gt; > emerge -1a /usr/share/bash-completion
>
> Yes we learned this trick a month or two ago.
Apparently, not all of us.
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ortage. I don't
> quite figure yet how the file got created and not recorded as belonging
> to portage.
That's the old lib vs lib64 thing
]% qfile /usr/lib64/portage/bin/ebuild-helpers/emake
returns nothing except an RC of 1
% qfile /usr/lib/portage/bin/ebuild-helpers/emake
sys-a
n't have anything with portage 2.1 installed
to check.
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ld also do this be defining a custom src_setup function
in /etc/portage/bashrc - FEATURES="buildpkg" is a lot less hassle unless
you are really tight on disk space.
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the portage man page, I see you can set up per-package bashrc
files. Once you get the first one scripted, you can just copy/symlink it
for every package you want a per-emerge package for.
The exact implementation is left as an exercise for the reader :)
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for that:
>
> # emerge -eB world
It isn't necessary to recompile everything just to build packages of
them, quickpkg will do that.
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when well oiled.
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On Wed, 31 Jul 2013 07:34:22 -0400, Tanstaafl wrote:
> Where is this 'INSTALL_MASK' option for opting out of systemd
> completely documented?
man make.conf
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man page should, and does, define
how a setting works. how it is used for specific packages should be
described in the documentation for those packages, or on the wiki.
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Use Microsoft . . . . .
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one through the systemd
conversion and made everything is working. Adding extra changes increases
the chance of things going wrong, and the number of paces you have to
look if they do.
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let the ebuild install both files and those of use with excessive OCD
tendencies, or very limited storage, can use INSTALL_MASK t exclude not
only the redundant service files but a lot more besides.
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upon
e.conf.
It's not like your computer is going to explode if it fails to mask the
service files.
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ring the way it has
grown organically. However that doesn't change my main point , that one
could simply try it - which is how I determined that directories worked.
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7;t that different to udev now,
AFAICT, and a recent update forced me to switch back to udev because
eudev hadn't been updated (on ~amd64).
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his is caused by
a USE flag of one of the dependencies rather than git itself.
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I've seen Sun monitors on fire off the side of the multimedia lab.
I've seen NTU lights glitter in the dark near the Mail Gate.
All these thi
;
> config_eth0="dhcp"
>
> you will use the new name:
>
> config_enp0s3="dhcp"
Or add net.ifnames=0 to your kernel boot options to keep the old naming
style.
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In the 60's people took acid to make the world weird.
Now the world is
ul functionality.
USE="-doc" will greatly reduce that without using INSTALL_MASK or
omitting anything important. USE="doc" should only control additional
docs, such as needed by devs, although some packages don't respect this.
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tings for sys-fs/eudev match those for virtual/udev, otherwise
sys-eudev won't satisfy its requirements.
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wish they were.
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as eudev has been
updated and portage is happy again, but it would be a concern if this
happened regularly.
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(the "bleeding edge" version).
nothing that complicated, I have nothing in package.{un,}mask for eudev.
Something was pulling in virtual/udev-206, which no eudev releases at the
time could satisfy (except possibly the version but those are masked
by default) so portage needed
rge -1a eudev
>
> Two last questions (first one never got answered, and I'm doing this in
> the morning)...
>
> Do I not have to
>
> emerge -Ca virtual/udev
>
> too?
No, the virtual is always needed, eudev satisfies it. but you do need to
make sure your USE set
ould be OK, but portage will let you know if a needed flag is not
set. However, if you have a mismatch between the two packages, the virtual
may try to pull in udev instead. This happened to me once and it took a
while to work out that the issue was caused by USE flags.
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it keep
> running until I can determine the error and fix it?
>
> Keep in mind - this is a server, and just runs
> postfix/dovecot/apache/mysql...
I don't see it being a problem, but in that case, a reboot should clear
things. Just make sure you have a package of udev available in case
things do go TU.
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ng and come back to it later.
4.1.0.1 is no longer in the portage tree, so 4.0.4.2 is the highest
version that fulfils your settings. The solution is to copy the ebuild
from /var/db/pkg into your local overlay (you will have to set one up if
not already done so) which will keep portage happy
On Sun, 11 Aug 2013 01:36:59 -0400, Walter Dnes wrote:
> > I expect it to happen around every new udev release that causes
> > slight incompability; the default of the virtual/udev, sys-fs/udev,
> > doesn't have to wait for the alternative providers.
>
> The elegant solution is outlined in my
On Sun, 11 Aug 2013 10:25:33 -0400, Tanstaafl wrote:
> On 2013-08-11 6:04 AM, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> > I'm afraid that doesn't solve the problem I had at all, because I'm
> > running ~arch. It's as Samuli said, the eudev release lagged behind
> > udev,
small b) because virtual/udev needed sys-fs/udev and
that gave a blocker that uninstalled eudev.
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urce browser in the left hand menu on gentoo.org,
find the package you want and select the option to show dead files -
ebuilds are never removed from CVS.
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"Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuehrer" -- Adolf Hitler
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x I found on the wiki site.
I lost conf.d/net too, but there is still a sample file, but it is owned
by netifrc, which is now a dependency of openrc.
Note to those using USE="-* I_WANT_TO_BREAK_MY_SYSTEM", you will break it
when installing the new openrc because you won't get this p
e to see if that made a
difference). The first one lost it's file, the second one kept it.
I've got a couple more t update so I'll see if I can see a pattern.
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t?
Yes, the file was last modified on Dec 6yh 2012, at which time I had
openrc-0.11.7.
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the init script and a list of files to include.
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gt; one.
If the ebuild supports epatch, you can just create a patch for the
makefile and drop it in /etc/portage/patches/cat/pkg
If the ebuild doesn't support epatch, you can for it by putting this
in /etc/portage/env/cat/pkg
post_src_unpack() {
cd "${S}"
epatch_use
ork" that will cause problems for
some, but if it means "you have to work it out for yourself", well,
what's the point of a community if we can't work it out between us?
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acceptable for you... but do not expect everyone will accept
> your setup.
That's a limitation of dracut, not of the initramfs per se.
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kernel, using the currently installed versions of the various tools.
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d to
> be smug :-)
Those of us running ssh and zsh can easily out-smug you :)
And those adding screen/tmux into the mix can become truly unbearable...
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sounds like HELL, in so many
ways :)
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#x27;s also a book about how the book and movie were developed in
parallel, interesting reading.
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no bother recompiling
anything for which the source has not changed.
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Same here. My .zshrc starts scree if it detects I am logging in via SSH.
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t.
> So, how do/can you *guarantee* that nothing ever gets out of sync?
You could add a custom postinst function to /etc/portage that would
check whether any of the files included in your initramfs are newer than
the initramfs/kernel and send an ewarn if so.
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Hello, this is
On Tue, 20 Aug 2013 13:10:26 +0100, Neil Bothwick wrote:
> > So, how do/can you *guarantee* that nothing ever gets out of sync?
>
> You could add a custom postinst function to /etc/portage that would
> check whether any of the files included in your initramfs are newer than
se the initramfs cannot be changed. If I make a change to the
initramfs, that's a new kernel and however broken it may be, the old one
will still work.
The kernel and initramfs are so closely coupled, it just seems sensible
to keep them in the same file, since neitherof them is any use without
hnological point, or even a political one,
it is about being outside of your comfort zone. Using Gentoo is an
exercise in expanding your comfort zone.
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how to use
it. I was exactly the same with GRUB2, and with init doodahs. now I am
not only capable of using and breaking both, but also of having a good go
at cleaning up the mess afterwards :)
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was doing? - anon.
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ng to something that is broken for you is
completely different to avoiding things just because they are new or
different.
But them I'm the sort of person that's about to install systemd on a test
VM just to see what all the fuss is about (I probably won't like it
because I'll miss those
. Support for separate /usr without
> initramfs simply SHOULD NOT be dropped unless/until things like this
> (updating lvm) can *never* cause a system to fail to boot like this.
This is irrelevant to separate /usr. an initramfs is required if / is on
a VM, whether or not /usr is on the same LV.
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tem. Dracut users could use
the same method by parsing the output from lsinitrd.
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on the same LV.
>
> Sorry, I don't see where he said that this system was running on a
> VM... or did you mean where he had / on an *LVM* partition - which,
> again, he did not say he had.
Sorry, I meant LV.
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m with the timestamp of the file containing the initramfs. it
saves parsing and comparing all those dates, just use the shell's -nt
test. The only difference between using it with Dracut or the kernel's
initramfs is how you generate the file list.
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