braindead stage3 file (llvm, mysl, (openrc?))

[erosenst]

Hello I typically partition my hd's/ssd's for two partitons. First 1-2GB and second is rest of disk.

1.st partiton is type FD (raid-auto) (md0)
2nd partiton is type FD (raid-auto) (md1)

md0 -> / (boot, etc, lib, sbin, bin)

Reason for that no need initrd due enough big root & boot raid partiton. (even in one disk laptop that make sense due easy backup/clone installation)

and pvcreate /dev/md1, vgcreate sysVG /dev/md1

then lvcreate usr, var, tmp, home and mount them with -o nosuid,usrquota (or atleast nosuid, so /sbin/sudo + su leave only suid programs and location is / -partition (md0))

There is current braindead situation from ubuntu to debian, gentoo etc that installation generate symlinks /sbin -> /usr/sbin, /lib -> /usr/lib, /bin -> /usr/bin.

Situation is untolerable and is REAL BUG that cant be true and really stupid to force these symlinks to /usr partition. It damage functionality severe and is difficult to clean from stage files etc through wide array of distros..

How to get raid1(5) functional stage3(1-3) file for openRC & llvm-compiler (if musl then better. Intrested also /-part busybox tools.)

Any help.? (even script to run for stage3-file to move files to correct directories (/sbin /lib /bin) )

Thank you.

[Hu]

Welcome to the forums. Please try to be a bit nicer.

If I understand your post correctly, you object both to merged-usr and to non-separate-usr. The separate-usr configuration has been unsupported for many years. The merged-usr layout is recently unsupported by systemd, and other projects are gradually showing regressions as they begin assuming the merged-usr layout everywhere. Gentoo still supports non-merged-usr for non-systemd.

You can make separate-usr work, though it usually requires an initramfs to cover that detail.

You can make non-merged-usr work by avoiding systemd and choosing the right stage and profile.