mikshaw


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Posted: Oct. 04 2005,05:13 |
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1) While experimenting with a remaster i noticed that there are many symlinks that point to a specific path rather than a relative path, particularly files pointing to busybox. If a symlink in /bin points to /bin/busybox it uses 12 bytes, but if it just points to busybox it uses 7. It's only a few bytes, but it's something.
2) Is there a reason to have /bin/syslinux in the isolinux version of DSL? It's 15k
3) /etc/X11/fonts/misc contains bitchx.alias and xfonts-artwiz.alias, but neither of these packages are included in DSL.
4) /KNOPPIX/etc/apm/event.d/* -- These are symlinks to themselves?
5) What are these empty "menu*" directories peppered throughout the system?
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