Sylvain Prat

I agree, just stumbled on the same issue #64 with the newest ubuntu. Can this fix be merged? It seems ok.

+1

I guess that's because the `require`'d module name is dynamic, which is not handled by amdclean I think.

I've also found some problems with wrapped CJS modules. See #104

I think it's a problem in escodegen, so I filed a bug: https://github.com/estools/escodegen/issues/267 No answer yet.

Thanks for the feedback. I've experimented a little bit but I finally don't think it's a good idea to try to emulate the require.toUrl as the paths rules are fairly...

I also would like to use mergerfs on Alpine linux for my new NAS system because it's a really lightweight OS. However, I have the same "problem", no official package...

I also encounter this issue many times yesterday, probably due to HTTP connections dropped in the middle of transfer... and then the cache gets corrupted.

Oh, I understand it may not apply to all output formats, but I expected that it applied to .img or .iso format at least, which expose the same initrd.img file...

I finally found why the drivers are not automatically loaded. In fact, mdev needs to be instructed to load drivers when a device is hotplugged, so I added this section...