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thwarted on Nov 1, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Busybox removes support for systemd

If you want an extremely small system, you can put everything you need into the initrd. It's not strictly an initrd then, since it's not really used for bootstrapping a larger system image.

rawdisk on Nov 1, 2015 [–]

This is the only way I use Linux.

I will use the Linux kernel (although it is not my favorite kernel).

But I am interested very little in GNU userlands and all the idiosyncracies, complexity and politics that comes with them.

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