Amazing, I wish them great success! <3
Hi @rsc, I just saw your update on the timeline. To be more precise, the first public comment asking to dlopenify lzma was dated 30 Jan by Daan: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/31131#issuecomment-1... The day…
Yes, there was an effort to turn all the dependencies into on demand loads, where possible. It started in 2020 with libpcre2: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/16260 But many others followed, like libselinux:…
Hi, I'm the author of such PR. My purpose was to trim down the size of the initram files by removing unneeded dependencies. I couldn't imagine that liblzma had a backdoor.
Because the cards were in PCI passthrough, so the performance was exactly the same of a physical system
Amazing, I wish them great success! <3
Hi @rsc, I just saw your update on the timeline. To be more precise, the first public comment asking to dlopenify lzma was dated 30 Jan by Daan: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/31131#issuecomment-1... The day…
Yes, there was an effort to turn all the dependencies into on demand loads, where possible. It started in 2020 with libpcre2: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/16260 But many others followed, like libselinux:…
Hi, I'm the author of such PR. My purpose was to trim down the size of the initram files by removing unneeded dependencies. I couldn't imagine that liblzma had a backdoor.
Because the cards were in PCI passthrough, so the performance was exactly the same of a physical system