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> (assuming that (a) /var was mounted R-W at some point Not a good assumption if the initial r/w mount is the one that fails...
by bonzini 7y ago
> (assuming that (a) /var was mounted R-W at some point
Not a good assumption if the initial r/w mount is the one that fails...
- throw0101a 7y agoIf the initial /var (or /) is broken, then one has bigger problems and probably has to go in manually to fix things. But for >99% of cases where the system comes up cleanly, and runs cleanly for a period of time, you'll have a bunch of seed files ready to go for the next boot. This configuration optimizes for the common case.