Just going through the ancient bugs in flash-kernel and this is another
one I'm *fairly* sure was fixed at some point in the history (although
I'm unsure when). Anyway, the supported mechanism for injecting
parameters into the kernel cmdline via flash-kernel is to edit the
LINUX_KERNEL_CMDLINE or L
** Changed in: flash-kernel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Oliver Grawert (ogra) => (unassigned)
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Title:
3.0~rc.4ubuntu4 doesn't honor bootargs from /bo
flash-kernel doesn't necessarily know how to change the kernel cmdline.
This is extremely platform specific and might often change with user-
configured changes. Consider that flash-kernel has to support RedBoot
and U-Boot based platforms and that the kernel cmdline args are in the
bootloaders' co
the hardcoding can be switched on and off through a db parameter
Bootloader-sets-root:)
... the problem is that there is no way to reliably provide a boot.script input
file that doesnt get overwritten on package upgrades (and loses root= again
though that), since the only source flash-kernel cu
Hardcoding root= in the initramfs is completely and utterly wrong.
initramfses should be generic by default. Apparently, this needs some
fixing. :P
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People who do development change the kernel parameters often to suit
their needs: call it templates or config files, but i'll always need to
tweak them to add debug, to workaround a bug, to enable or disable this
or that feature, etcetc.
And any hardcoded parametrs (like root= in initd) is just a
This is an Ubuntu specific issue when upgrading from older flash-kernel
versions which had support for a custom boot script to newer ones
(closer to the Debian tree), that don't offer this -- only system-wide
boot script templates are supported.
In general, it's best if kernels don't require any s
this is expected behavior, flash-kernel 3.x now reads from /usr/share
/flash-kernel/bootscrpts/* and also does not require a root= line
anymore (this is hardcoded in the initrd at install and updateinitramfs
time) ... i guess technically flash-kernel should migrate the old boot
scripts over but sad
** Changed in: flash-kernel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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infinity told me to assign it to you (ogra), blame him :)
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