Herbert Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 10:33:10AM -0500, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
[Herbert and I talking about initrd]
> > I dunno.... my watchword is that if it involves major structural
> > changes to the boot-floppies, there's no point.
> There are two parts to initrd. One is the boot floppies, and the other
> is the kernel on an installed system. They're quite independent. So
> we can do initrd for one without doing it for the other. So I'd still
> like to see initrd for an installed system for woody even if it's too
> late for the boot floppies.
Hmm. If you have any suggested reading on initrd I'd love to see it
(URLS and such). I note there's an initrd HOWTO which I haven't read
yet.
Again, my priority is initrd insofar as it widens our base of
installable systems. I figured our targets would be the RaidTools
stuff and PCMCIA/floppy or PCMCIA/cd systems. Clearly that means the
initrd for boot-floppies, right?
Which initrd would be useful to you, as the kernel maintainer?
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