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On 6 August 2011 20:52, Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> wrote: |
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> > > Then yes, such minimal initramfs should propably be covered in the |
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> > > embedded's documentation, but otherwise trying to avoid dracut is |
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> > > reinventing the wheel... |
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> > You may be right, but to my understanding such a minimalistic initrd |
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> > would really do nothing special. Possibly a small shell script run |
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> You just transformed a minimalistic initrd into awfully complex command |
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> interpreter... |
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The /init on the initramfs should be a shell script, shouldn't it? If this |
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initramfs is going to be recommended in the handbook, we need to provide an |
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initramfs that isn't going to be too difficult to understand. Like one that |
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can be simply extracted, tweaked, and re-compressed. |
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