| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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d4be8c2a96e4cac80036fd0b9eebc0c3e36e38a9.
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This was overmounting the /home directory, so generated user homes where
deleted
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The lazyatime mount setting should increase the performance somewhat, especially
because I don't really need atime. Thought using noatime might make this setting
completely useless, so it might get removed again.
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This puts the home directory in the tempfs part of the filesystem, so
all, not explicitly specified directories, will be restored upon reboot.
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