H. Peter Anvin wrote:
> a. For as long as we keep throwing more crap into the kernel, kinit will
> not get merged, because it "provides no new functionality."
I'm not really familiar with kinit, but it sounds unfair to hinder new
features because it would reduce the usefulness of another project.
kinit should have nothing to fear, as its purpose would not be to add new
features, but rather to modularize the boot process, by replacing the
current init, and thus allow for more flexibility to add/modify features.
Thanks!
--
Al
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