Werner Almesberger wrote:
> Easy solution: don't run linuxrc, run something else instead. E.g.
> putting the following into the kernel's command line should do th
> trick:
> init=/your_script root=/dev/ram
>
> (With your_script being the original version, without real-root-dev)
This works.
Werner Almesberger wrote:
Easy solution: don't run linuxrc, run something else instead. E.g.
putting the following into the kernel's command line should do th
trick:
init=/your_script root=/dev/ram
(With your_script being the original version, without real-root-dev)
This works. And in a
Amit D Chaudhary wrote:
> To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from /linuxrc as resulting
> in init not having PID 1 and thereby not doing some initialization as
> expected.
Easy solution: don't run linuxrc, run something else instead. E.g.
putting the following into the kernel's
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Amit D Chaudhary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>We(my team) had some questions regarding booting from initrd and using
>/linuxrc. It will help someone(David, Werner,...) can give their
>thoughts on this.
>
>To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from
Hi,
We(my team) had some questions regarding booting from initrd and using
/linuxrc. It will help someone(David, Werner,...) can give their
thoughts on this.
To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from /linuxrc as resulting
in init not having PID 1 and thereby not doing some
Hi,
We(my team) had some questions regarding booting from initrd and using
/linuxrc. It will help someone(David, Werner,...) can give their
thoughts on this.
To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from /linuxrc as resulting
in init not having PID 1 and thereby not doing some
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Amit D Chaudhary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We(my team) had some questions regarding booting from initrd and using
/linuxrc. It will help someone(David, Werner,...) can give their
thoughts on this.
To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from /linuxrc as
Amit D Chaudhary wrote:
To put it in brief, since running sbin/init from /linuxrc as resulting
in init not having PID 1 and thereby not doing some initialization as
expected.
Easy solution: don't run linuxrc, run something else instead. E.g.
putting the following into the kernel's command
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