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Karl Larsen k5di at zianet.com
Thu Oct 18 23:58:34 UTC 2007


Alan M. Evans wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-10-18 at 14:04 -0600, Karl Larsen wrote:
>   
>> Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>>     
>>> On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, Karl Larsen wrote:
>>>       
>>>>    Notice kernel and initrd and see they are just written as, for
>>>> example kernel /vmlinuz... This means the two files are in the root
>>>> directory.
>>>>         
>>> no, they're not.  but don't let that stop you from disseminating yet
>>> more misinformation.  it's what you do best, karl.
>>>       
>>    
>>     And you are so stupid you make these total wrong statements. Of 
>> course the files are in the root or / directory since they are in their 
>> own partition.
>>     
>
> Calling other people "stupid" when they are right and you are wrong is,
> er, stupid.
>
> Just because something is in its own partition does not mean that it is
> in the root directory, unless that partition is mounted at the root of
> the file system. Even if it were true (which it is not because the boot
> partition is never mounted as the root of any file system) it would be
> misleading because the terminology "root or / directory" unambiguously
> refers to the root of the file system.
>
> I'm frankly amazed that there is a single experienced member of this
> list that still takes the time to read your posts and reply to correct
> bad information. You should be thankful, really; but I suppose that's
> too much to hope for.
>
>
>   
    Well if they can only find that one error which is not an error if 
you see the conditions as I do. They all seem to think there is just one 
partition and in my computer there are many and each partition I think 
has a root where other partitions grow from like the old lost+found the 
ext3 file maker puts in every partition.




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	Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
	Linux User
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