Comments for /dev/brain0 http://archlinux.me/brain0 Understand what you do. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 10:56:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by Early Userspace in Arch Linux « Father, Husband, Linux Geek…. http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-73 Early Userspace in Arch Linux « Father, Husband, Linux Geek…. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 10:56:08 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-73 [...] READ MORE From original source. [...] [...] READ MORE From original source. [...]

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by richs-lxh http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-68 richs-lxh Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:42:18 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-68 This is a very informative article. I posted an extract and linked back as well as Tweeting it. thanks. This is a very informative article. I posted an extract and linked back as well as Tweeting it.

thanks.

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by Early Userspace in Arch Linux · linux hardcore blog http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-67 Early Userspace in Arch Linux · linux hardcore blog Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:37:19 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-67 [...] Early Userspace in Arch Linux. Stumble! for WP Share and Enjoy: [...] [...] Early Userspace in Arch Linux. Stumble! for WP Share and Enjoy: [...]

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by brain0 http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-66 brain0 Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:33:11 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-66 Yaro, those were only examples. In the past we made the assumption that you could find each filesystem by knowing it's on the M'th drive, N'th partition - and these assumptions are not true: Depending on your setup, it is likely that the "first hard drive" sda and the "second hard drive" sdb swap names randomly on each boot. People have run into this problem and "root=/dev/sda1" only worked every second time they booted. Yaro, those were only examples. In the past we made the assumption that you could find each filesystem by knowing it’s on the M’th drive, N’th partition – and these assumptions are not true: Depending on your setup, it is likely that the “first hard drive” sda and the “second hard drive” sdb swap names randomly on each boot. People have run into this problem and “root=/dev/sda1″ only worked every second time they booted.

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by Yaro Kasear http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-65 Yaro Kasear Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:19:27 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-65 Correct me if I am wrong, but Linux never made a rule of assuming the first partition of the first disk was always the boot partition. In fact, last I checked, where /boot and / are is SPECIFICALLY configured into every bootloader's configuration. One as a GRUB configuration value and one as a kernel argument. Leaving either out results in an unbootable Linux. It has nothing to do with early userspace, all it does is make sure the kernel has the base amount of filesystem drivers to boot. Correct me if I am wrong, but Linux never made a rule of assuming the first partition of the first disk was always the boot partition. In fact, last I checked, where /boot and / are is SPECIFICALLY configured into every bootloader’s configuration. One as a GRUB configuration value and one as a kernel argument. Leaving either out results in an unbootable Linux.

It has nothing to do with early userspace, all it does is make sure the kernel has the base amount of filesystem drivers to boot.

]]> Comment on Using POSIX capabilities in Linux, part two by Использование разрешений POSIX в Linux « FreeNotes http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/01/05/using-posix-capabilities-in-linux-part-two/#comment-40 Использование разрешений POSIX в Linux « FreeNotes Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:35:41 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=61#comment-40 [...]   http://archlinux.me/brain0/2009/07/28/u … -part-one/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/01/05/u … -part-two/[4] Серж Е. Халлин, «Разрешение POSIX для файлов: разделяем [...] [...]   http://archlinux.me/brain0/2009/07/28/u … -part-one/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/01/05/u … -part-two/[4] Серж Е. Халлин, «Разрешение POSIX для файлов: разделяем [...]

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]]> Comment on Using POSIX capabilities in Linux, part one by Использование разрешений POSIX в Linux « FreeNotes http://archlinux.me/brain0/2009/07/28/using-posix-capabilities-in-linux-part-one/#comment-9 Использование разрешений POSIX в Linux « FreeNotes Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:17:18 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=3#comment-9 [...] … ies.7.html[2],[3] Tomas Bächler, его блог http://archlinux.me/brain0/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2009/07/28/u … -part-one/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/01/05/u … -part-two/[4] Серж Е. Халлин, [...] [...] … ies.7.html[2],[3] Tomas Bächler, его блог http://archlinux.me/brain0/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2009/07/28/u … -part-one/    http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/01/05/u … -part-two/[4] Серж Е. Халлин, [...]

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by jelly12gen http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-63 jelly12gen Fri, 19 Feb 2010 08:19:45 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-63 nice written article, even somebody how isn't into userspace it's clear and interesting :) nice written article, even somebody how isn’t into userspace it’s clear and interesting :)

]]> Comment on Early Userspace in Arch Linux by brain0 http://archlinux.me/brain0/2010/02/13/early-userspace-in-arch-linux/#comment-62 brain0 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 07:43:17 +0000 http://archlinux.me/brain0/?p=83#comment-62 This is certainly not the right place for this question ... maybe this is more helpful: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18370 This is certainly not the right place for this question … maybe this is more helpful: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18370

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