At least sys-apps/openrc-0.6.8 uses "umount -O" in the /etc/init.d/netmount:stop() script if [ "$RC_UNAME" = Linux ]; then umount -a -O _netdev retval=$? fi Busybox doesn't support the -O option, which mildly breaks shutdown on busybox based systems I dare say this won't get looked at with any high priority, but busybox makes for a very nice small system... I haven't got a patch, partly because I'm not quite sure what this is supposed to do? I have a system with various cifs/sshfs filesystems mounted and none seem to be of type "_netdev", so I'm not quite sure what this is hitting? Any suggestions?
busybox should implement this
My busybox umount has -O .... can this be closed now?
(In reply to Roy Marples from comment #2) > My busybox umount has -O .... can this be closed now? Where did you see that? There is currently no -O option ofr umount in current busybox master http://git.busybox.net/busybox/tree/util-linux/umount.c
sys-apps/busybox-1.32.1 seem to have the -O option for mounting. I was thinking about if it was possible to make coreutils into a virtual package, so gentoo would support multiple coreutils implementations cleanly, it would be really useful for embedded gentoo systems and desktop users that just prefer using busybox. There is something that is really blocking this? Or is just time to implement and test this feature?
(In reply to cassioavila from comment #4) > sys-apps/busybox-1.32.1 seem to have the -O option for mounting. I was > thinking about if it was possible to make coreutils into a virtual package, > so gentoo would support multiple coreutils implementations cleanly, it would > be really useful for embedded gentoo systems and desktop users that just > prefer using busybox. There is something that is really blocking this? Or is > just time to implement and test this feature? Hi, busybox only user here. I mask coreutils for use building embedded builds. I do wish for a couple of utils from it, but where those are essential I have built static versions. I think sfdisk was the only thing which comes to mind and I only need that for an initramfs which makes the initial install onto the boards I would find it useful if gentoo supported this usecase a little more cleanly. Offering options to build static versions of some of the core utils (out of the box) would be rather nice as well (for use in initramfs)
Other thing that can mess things up it the savedconfig use, maybe with the user's configuration busybox can't substitute coreutils fully, so the solution would be a useflag that applies a "working" configuration, that can substitute coreutils in a clean way.
