It would be more than a little nice to have a temporary root paritition
for initialization purposes which was on a hard disk, yet which could be
manipulated normally after the system has booted up. Then it's possible
to include a bunch of contingency stuff (maybe even documentation) that
under normal circumstances you never bother with.
[Also, my last message was unnecessarily horrid. Something more like
...
mount -o pivot /dev/... /
exec /sbin/init
# pivot complete
would do just fine
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