I roughly know what I am doing and want load and unload on the fly
and not auto-load it next boot by writing into
/etc/rc.d/BOOTCONFIG .
I have several versions of sfs_load and some try to fixmenus
by
/etc/init.d/?sfs_load? stop
at shutown and such glitches .
And I know why my .sfs files are at their location
and don't want to be asked to copy or move them so
" Puppy " can find them next boot .
I am also not so happy about mounting everything to look for files that was introduced somewhere
by Barry in the /init file , which is the cause that I still stick with Puppy-4 .#100911 completely overhauled the code to find puppy files. note, dropped support for /proc/ide.
and
#110425 major change, /sbin/wait4usb parallel process while searching ata drives, to speed booting.
Otherwise sfs_load it is quite usable and I am using it every time, I boot pfix=ram to load the devx .
I would strip sfs_load for my needs from any code that writes to BOOTCONFIG or /etc/init.d/* .
rc.shutdown should unmount all unneeded loop devices now correctly without /etc/init.d/sfs_load stop and such .
But of course the unmounting by rc.shutdown was buggy until around slacko-5.x .
#120103 karl godt: error unmounting stray partitions. 120103 karl godt: more tweaks.
#120129 karl godt: need to rearrange order, refer http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... &start=405.