Re: including python in the initramfs

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On 06/16/2009 01:40 PM, Daniel Drake wrote:
One idea: we could create a separate module which installs all the files
identified by "rpm -q --filesbypkg python". But that's obviously not
distro-portable. It could work for us but I'd prefer that we're able to
share the work we're doing with others. Any other ideas?

Aside from the other reasons this is a bad idea, you cannot safely do rpm queries for this if you intend on the initrd to ever be built from an rpm scriptlet like %post. The rpmdb locking will cause problems.

Is it really not possible to run the security client after initrd?

What does the security client do?

Warren


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