On 4/21/2015 7:34 AM, TheOldFellow wrote:
So I should need much less than Laurent has in his example. (did I mention
the ancient grey cells?)
I'm no expert at execline, so I'm taking wild guesses here based on the
little bits that I know from reading about it.
#close stdout and stderr
On 21/04/2015 23:19, TheOldFellow wrote:
I am trying to write the init-stage1 script, so (B). The initrd has
completed by the time it runs, since root is a lvm2 partition /dev
must be mounted in initrd so that /dev/mapper/'root' can be mounted
on /. That's the main function of my initrd,
On 21/04/2015 16:34, TheOldFellow wrote:
I have built a fresh LFS, it is on a LVM2 partition, so I need an
Initramfs, and this enters the Stage 1 script with a devtmpfs somewhat
populated, and /sys and /proc already mounted. My thinking is that these
mounts are OK, and I don't see any advantage
