[Bug 173459] Review Request: initng

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Summary: Review Request: initng


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=173459





------- Additional Comments From daner964 at student.liu.se  2005-11-25 02:00 EST -------
(In reply to comment #34)
> 2. During the (shockingly fast! 12sec!) boot process the console font is messed
> up but gets fixed about half-way though. The lines that where output until then
> stay messed up though which makes debugging a bit hard. There are some error
> messages but I can't see which services they belong to due to the font problem.

Yes, this is a problem that we've been trying to solve. For some reason it only
seems to affect Fedora users (and not all of them, I haven't seen this myself).
I'll try to look at this in the weekend if I get time...

> 3. USB isn't set up at all with the current settings and doing a 'ngc -u
> system/usb' doesn't work because ist tries to bring up the USB host with
> "modprobe usbcore" whereas Fedora seems to alias them as "usb-controller" and
> "usb-controller1" on my system.

Hmmm... USB works for me (but then again, I do not use the kernel that comes
with Fedora). Is the usb modules named the same ("usb-controller") in all Fedora
kernels? If that's the case, this is an easy fix...

> 4. "daemon/xfs" needs to be added to "default.runlevel" or X11 cannot be started.

Well, that depends on the settings in Xorg.conf. My X comes up fine with no xfs
running. From what I understand we're trying to get rid of xfs in Fedora, so I
doubt it's a good idea to have it in default runlevel. Or am I wrong?

> So far I'm *very* impressed by the results. Great work!

Good! It's my hope that this will be in Fedora extras some time next week...

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