Well, as the person who first mentioned mkreiserfs and the like,
I agree with you. For the majority of systems out there which
aren't using initrd now, a minimal klibc for an unmodified
initramfs makes sense.
My concern is with the minority who are using initrd, and in
some cases a very customized initrd.
The important thing, I think, is that it should be easy for
less-than-guru level hackers to add programs to the initramfs,
even if the program they want can't be linked with klibc.
This really comes down to: What will the build process be for
these initramfs images?
By the way, is initramfs intended to supercede initrd, or will
they co-exist?
Torrey
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