> One question:  Would it be reasonable to use the standard /sbin/init
> and run all the Xkernel environment stuff from an /etc/rc script?
> That way, you could make /etc/rc run whatever you want.
> (It would stay permanently in single-user mode.)

Sure.  But why bother?  In such a setup, all init is doing is running
/etc/rc, not any of the other goop init is capable of, so the only
difference between that and making /sbin/init a shellscript is that you
have an extra executable sitting around, both on-disk and in-core.

Or Am I Missing Something (tm)? :-)

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