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Dynamically linking to /usr{,/pkg} can be dangerous in an emergency. http://www.roble.com/docs/sol_root_shell.html In light of 3TB SSDs as the standard volume size in most LUNs, and Virtualized root disks, its less of a concern but your situation may vary. I still separate /usr because of /usr/pkg’s tendency to grow, but on GNU/Linux, I don’t consider it because only /var and /boot are growth candidates (outside
of /opt) -- Brian A Seklecki <bseklecki%fedex.com@localhost> Systems Programmer FedEx Services (412) 859-2215 (o) (412) 290-8059 (m/c) (412) 378-3823 (m/p) From: pkgsrc-users-owner%netbsd.org@localhost [mailto:pkgsrc-users-owner%netbsd.org@localhost]
On Behalf Of I'Khala X A quick question. What is the difference between standalone-tcsh and static-tcsh? just curious ... |