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But...the Init process? Who launch it?
If you selected a "Linux kernel payload" then the Linux kernel is
inside the .rom file and will mount root and start init according to
the Kernel command line option in buildrom. You can find these
options in the buildrom menuconfig:
Payload Configuration -> Desired payload -> Linux kernel
and
Payload Configuration -> Desired payload -> Kernel Configuration -> Kernel
command line
Ok, perfetct!
I have search on the internet but I don't find an example.
If, in a normal grub configuration file I have:
title Ubuntu
root (hd0,0)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.20 root=/dev/hda1 ro quiet splash
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.20
I replace this in "Kernel command line" coreboot option with...?
Can you post an example?
...and in my sample grub conf is specified the root (root=/dev/hda1).
Where is specified in the coreboot? I must pass it always in the "kernel
command line" option? How?
After the correct point of init process I will have to do a
modifications on a source of the PcEngine alix1c file config because I
have another mobo (IB520). It's correct?
...or recovery and try with a alix1c board for verify the correct rom build.
Thank you very much for the help.
If I complete correctly the build, download, etc.. I will write a simple
pdf howto for the person (like me) that know a lot little the coreboot
project.
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