Thread: What's the reason for 2-step boot process (init/rootfs)
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2008-09-21 , 13:05
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I actually prefer the initfs way somewhat - it gives possibility to use other distributions and also that we don't rely on the rootfs - rootfs can be fried and unbootable but initfs is static and often working.. But I'm looking forward to see how Fremantle handles it.
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