* Drop S18bootlogd from the ordinary boot process; it needs a writable
/var/log and access to /dev/pts which means it would have to start so
late that there'd be nothing worth logging. Nobody can ever remember
this working in Ubuntu, and nobody's sure it even can work with usplash.
Everything's still shipped, so those who want it can figure it out, it's
just not tried by default.
sysvinit (2.86.ds1-6ubuntu3) dapper; urgency=low
* Drop S18bootlogd from the ordinary boot process; it needs a writable
/var/log and access to /dev/pts which means it would have to start so
late that there'd be nothing worth logging. Nobody can ever remember
this working in Ubuntu, and nobody's sure it even can work with usplash.
Everything's still shipped, so those who want it can figure it out, it's
just not tried by default.