event based initramfs

[Phillip Susi]

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On 05/17/2012 07:04 PM, Steve Langasek wrote:
> I think this "mostly" is inexact.  I would say about *half* the work is
> handled by the udev rules, and the other half is handled by the linear
> initramfs scripts that include various sleeps, polls, wait-for-roots,
> udevadm settles, and whatnots.

- From what I can see, cryptsetup is still oddball, but most non cryptsetup boots involve letting udev take care of whatever needs doing to make the root device appear, then init mounts the root, and passes off to the real init, without any polling sleep loops or udevadm settles.  I think that meets the definition of mostly.  Aside from cryptsetup, what is still not event based?

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