> If we would have a defined state at the and of the initramfs boot, say
> "rootfs fully set up" implying all its dependencies would we still need
> state passing? Or could the main upstart take it from there.
>
I think we should do it properly and pass all state, there may be
services running from the initramfs that match services from the real
system - udev, plymouth, bootchart, etc. are all examples *today* where
we use a hack to pass the pid into Upstart
Scott
--
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Had strange things happen? Are you going round the twist?
On Sun, 2010-04-25 at 08:21 +0000, ceg wrote:
> If we would have a defined state at the and of the initramfs boot, say
> "rootfs fully set up" implying all its dependencies would we still need
> state passing? Or could the main upstart take it from there.
>
I think we should do it properly and pass all state, there may be
services running from the initramfs that match services from the real
system - udev, plymouth, bootchart, etc. are all examples *today* where
we use a hack to pass the pid into Upstart
Scott
--
Have you ever, ever felt like this?
Had strange things happen? Are you going round the twist?