hiya, On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 09:52:41AM +0100, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote: > and spufs, cfr. your blog: > > http://www.seanius.net/blog/2008/10/spu-support-on-the-ps3-in-debian/ > > BTW, I think the recommended Debian way to mount spufs is to handle this in > /etc/init.d/mountkernfs.sh from the initscripts package. Is that correct? i'm going back and forth on this. i brought it up on debian-devel but nobody seemed interested enough to throw in their opinion. it could be that everyone is too caught up in the lenny release and the surrounding flamewars to take the time :/ i think the biggest drawback to the mountkernfs approach is it would make it hard to customize stuff like umask/uid/gid... at least without an /etc/default/spufs. putting fs mount options in /etc/default seems a little non-unixy too, but maybe that's okay. however, putting it in fstab would mean that it would be done by the installer and not a package, which means for users who have already installed the system it wouldn't magically start working. i think i'm siding towards the former currently (mountkernfs), but i haven't brought the issue up with the maintainers of the respective package. they might say "this is too special case for us to support it", in which case i'll need to decide if having a seperate package to do this is overkill, or whether i should just make it part of the installer. sean
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