barrier scripts (was: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result)

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Subject: barrier scripts (was: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result)
From: Edgar Fuß <ef%math.uni-bonn.de@localhost>
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2026 11:20:56 +0200

> Is there any reason for the barrier scripts to physically exist?
Well, first rcorder needs them fot the PROVIDE:/REQUIRE: lines.
Second, there's a comment in them explaining what the barrier is.

References:
- Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result
  - From: Jason Thorpe
- Re: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result
  - From: Greg Troxel
- Re: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result
  - From: Jason Thorpe
- Re: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result
  - From: Mouse
- Re: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result
  - From: David Holland

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