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From: Etienne de Bruin <et@quidel.com>
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Subject: chroot in rc?
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 15:31:33 -0700
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In my quest to boot a kernel containing an mfs and the chroot'ing to a
mounted CD, I have the following problem:  Where should the chroot command
go?  Can I sorta leave init hanging in the air by putting it in /etc/rc (I
modified this heavily so I don't use other startup scripts)?

Can I configure /etc/ttys so that getty executes chroot?  Where's the best
place to put it?

Thanks

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