Hi Xavier,
you can unpack the initrd image by (yes, you need cpio twice):
cat initrd | (cpio -i -d -m ; cpio -i -d -m)
To create a new image use:
find . | cpio -o -H newc -O initrd
Regards, Moritz
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Hi
I want to edit the linux initrd
What filesystem does it use?
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