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Posted by: Ben De Luca  Date: 02-08-2010, 17:25:PM |
Init is?definitely?not part of the kernel, its the last thing the kernel does as part of the boot sequence.? What init does is entirely up to it, and not part of the kernel. Though obviously init runs on top of the kernel, as does every thing else.? Its entirely possible to run any kernel you want with any init you want.? Having init run it scripts as a?dependency?tree rather than a list makes sense given the number of tasks a modern computer needs to run through to fully boot and the changed that have?occurred?with hardware (multi vs faster processor). Some one made the point that does it speed up any thing? Now that your trying to do much more. And I would have to say yes it does, both experimentally and logically. The kernel is a much better?scheduler?of its resources than any human.? On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 4:03 AM, Greg Whynott <Greg.Whynott@oicr.on.ca> wrote: If you don't like useless conversations, ?bail now. |
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