Hrrm, well, I'm in the middle of deploying AFS (moving away from NFS), and
one of the ideas I toyed with was how to get a diskless AFS client. (yeah,
that sounds silly at first, 2GB disks used to be large, not systems with
2GB of ram are common.) A mostly kernel-based implementation of AFS would
be quite usefull for this. (and the remaining bits could be in an
initramfs)
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