So sprach Andrej Borsenkow am Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 03:47:18PM +0300:
> I now understand what happened. Up to 2.4.1-20mdk initrd creation was
> unseccessful due to loop problem, so there was no initrd at all. 2.4.1-22mdk
> (on top of 2.4.1-20mdk) was the first version where initrd was built.
Sorry to disagree, but even with 2.4.2-4mdk *I* did not get an "automatic"
initrd built.
I'm really wondering why you got an initrd built, and I not.
> My point remains - initrd appears as result of rpm -i so I expect it to go
> away after rpm -e.
If it were *ALWAYS* built by upgrading the kernel/installing a new kernel,
then I'd agree; but seeing that it is not always the case, I would *NOT*
want rpm -e to remove it.
Alexander Skwar
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