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To: Andrzej Bialecki <abial@nask.pl>
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Subject: Re: Custom init(8) 
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> Sorry, but this really doesn't help me to know how _the simplest_ possible
> init(8) could look like...

I think only you can answer that question - I don't know of anyone
who's even tried to do what you're doing.  So, let me turn it around:
"Hey Andrzej, can you tell us what the simplest init(8) might look
like?" ;-)

				Jordan