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Old 04-24-2011, 02:09 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by guanx View Post
That's a good idea.

Since my simple need of using ext4 already requires initrd, why should those loop users' life be easier?
When Pat first mentioned the initrd above I wasn't sure whether he was being serious or not, because it just seemed like being awkward to the users for the sake of it, but on reflection, it's no different than the way any other modules that are needed for early boot are treated, so yes it's inkeeping and consistent will everything else, so I can support this.


P.S. Now I really am done. Honest!
 
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