Al Boldi wrote:
Well, ramfs has some pitfalls, which doesn't make it suitable for a
long-lived rootfs. OTOH, tmpfs is much more mature, while semantically the
same.
Being semantically the same, while not exhibiting ramfs pitfalls, makes it
suitable to be pushed into the -stable tree, IMHO.
This is total nonsense. They're very different from an implementation
standpoint.
-hpa
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