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meemorph	2014-03-23 , 19:39
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Originally Posted by alci

I big thank you for this, works like a charm.

I made it even simplier as I just want my home be mounted on my sdcard, and I know it is here.
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Is there a doc somewhere I could look at to understand the boot process ?
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I am happy it helps you.

Look #3 from nieldk -- I read a lot first.

Originally Posted by nieldk

for more info, look at http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/

Systemd handels a parallel boot process with the directives.
http://www.freedesktop.org/software/...irectives.html
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Systemd

Yours is much easier for your needs. Mine is programmed to be flexible and for debugging. With this setting of variables it does, what yours do if you are using btrfs filesystem with subvolums ;-) :

Code:

#MYDEBUG=""
MYWORK="/mnt/sdhome"
#MYDOCS=""
#MYHOME=""
MYNEMO=".home"
#MYFOLDERS=""
#MYHOMEFOLDERS=""
MYANDROID=".android"
JOANDROID="/data/sdcard"

But its a system startup script. I think it will be deleted at next release update. The question is, how to make from this point a script (may be user script) that is release persistent.

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