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It's this kind of problem, but it's not the same problem; the Linux problem under discussion happens at a point during the boot when /var is not yet accessible/
by the_why_of_y 7y ago
It's this kind of problem, but it's not the same problem; the Linux problem under discussion happens at a point during the boot when /var is not yet accessible/writable.
- throw0101a 7y agoYou drop an entropy file in /boot and have GRUB seed it into the kernel. The file is created (a) when the system is shutdown cleanly, but also (b) when the system comes up cleanly in case of a crash later on.