On Tuesdayen den 30 July 2002 14.11, Pixel wrote: > Oden Eriksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > [...] > > > For example I would like to load my md raid from the ramdisk so I _never_ > > lose that in case of a bad upgrade/kernel/module/whatever. The logic is > > now only that "/" is used to determine what fs and its approriate modules > > is needed, right?. I have an md at "/var/qmail/queue" and "/home". If I > > would remove the md for "/home" no md modules would make it into the > > ramdisk. > > > > Another example is that I _ALLWAYS_ have the loop module in my ramdisk... > > (guess why:-)) > > why not have these in /etc/modules?
Because for example loop is not included in the ramdisk generated with --ifneeded as default. The "INITRDOPTS" value would force inclusion, that's the whole point. -- Regards // Oden Eriksson Deserve-IT Networks -> http://d-srv.com
