Jo-Philipp Wich 272d95f0f1 base-files: remove rdate integration, add busybox ntpd init script and server list in /etc/config/system The rdate applet proved to be too unreliable to obtain the current time on boot: - public time servers are rare and often unreachable or overloaded - rdate does not daemonize, it needs a network connection the moment it is started, leading to race conditions - the /etc/config/timeserver configuration is overly complex and there is no reliable way to disable rdate invocations - the time protocol as specified in RFC 868 is considered obsolete This commit adds an init script /etc/init.d/sysntpd which starts and stops the busybox ntpd accordingly. The builtin ntpd can be disabled by either disabling the init script, removing the symlink to busybox or by clearing the timeserver list in /etc/config/system. ... SVN-Revision: 28612		2011-10-27 00:21:53 +00:00
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ieee1394	Use block events for the mounting/unmounting of external storage devices. This handles both USB and IEEE1394 devices. It removes /sbin/usb-storage in favor of using the block hotplug event. There are dummy scripts to handle the plug in/out of USB and IEEE1394 devices for updating LEDs. Storage devices are mount as a sub-directory under /mnt.	2009-01-30 20:48:42 +00:00
usb	Use block events for the mounting/unmounting of external storage devices. This handles both USB and IEEE1394 devices. It removes /sbin/usb-storage in favor of using the block hotplug event. There are dummy scripts to handle the plug in/out of USB and IEEE1394 devices for updating LEDs. Storage devices are mount as a sub-directory under /mnt.	2009-01-30 20:48:42 +00:00