On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 12:15 AM, Daniel Mierswa <impulze@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 07.02.2009 05:41, Dan Williams wrote:
>> Stuff in /bin or /sbin can certainly link to stuff in /usr without
>> breaking. The only time it breaks is when you're using network
>> mounted /usr and you need the wireless stack to boot the machine and
>> mount /usr. But then you have to ask yourself, why are you using a
>> network mounted /usr over wifi? That seems odd. Somebody turns on a
>> microwave or starts to use a cordless phone and you're hosed.
> Right, point taken. But why should there be a non-working binary in
> /sbin if you don't have /usr mounted. Couldn't we just stick all the
> tools in /usr/{s,}bin then?
So right now the libs I see from /usr/ that our new wireless tools may
use is libnl and openssl (libgcrypt goes into /lib/ at least on my
box), iw is already on /usr/sbin/ and crda can be moved to /usr/sbin/
if that makes everything peachy but just please note the udev rule
will change location, which should be fine, it is just noted.
Luis
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