Hi Stephen,
> > I need to diagnose this in more detail really. I'll have to consult Stephen
> > on
> > how to replace modules in the install initrd image so kernel fixes can be
> > tested without a full d-i rebuild.
>
> The following dumps an initrd/initramfs into the current directory.
>
> zcat $initrd | cpio -iv
>
> The following packs the current directory up again.
>
> find . -print0 | cpio -0 -H newc -ov | gzip -c > $initrd
Thanks for educating me on how simple it is to modify an initrd :-)
I'll build my development kernels with the Debian config and post test files.
Michael
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