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Posted: Dec. 02 2006,17:25 |
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Quote (jls legalize @ Dec. 02 2006,03:17) | Can u please explain better this change?: * dpkg-restore & gnu-utils made consistent with other extensions to use /opt/.mydsl_dir.
I think it's better to autoscan the dos swap file instead of needing to add dosswapfile boot option.
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The gnu-utils and dpkg-restore were dowloading to /home/dsl/ That goes against my position of not having a large static extensions in /home/dsl because they would typically be in the backup and that only wastes time to write everytime. I made those two "extensions" download into whatever is in /opt/mydsl_dir just like any other extension.
On the dosswapfile, I would think that it would be the exception rather than the norm for someone to use such. Therefore, why make everyone suffer the slowdown caused by a needless autoscan when likely a dosswapfile would not be found. I try to be sensitive about boot times.
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