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On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 1:02 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> OK. Sort of dealt with the LVM part so now to step two. I'm trying to |
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> follow this: |
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> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Initramfs |
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> Then I get confused. I get to Applications and I'm sort of lost here. In |
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> there it talks about copying nano and its friends over to the init |
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> directory. Then below that it says to use busybox. Well, which is it? Do |
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> I do both of those or just one? |
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It's been a while for me but I believe it's both. I think busybox is |
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the thing that gives you command line tools like cd, ls, pwd, etc. |
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However you also can include applications in your initramfs that give |
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you more access to the hardware or the net. |
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> I also tried to figure out Dracut but it seems like a work in progress or |
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> something. I can't seem to find any Gentoo docs for it. I found a Redhat |
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> doc but that's not exactly Gentoo. |
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> Am I starting to work on this to soon? Maybe wait a while longer until some |
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> more stuff gets sorted out? |
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> Dang, I'm full of questions today. ;-) |
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> Dale |
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I'm just reading some Dracut stuff myself. I figured I might as well |
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get educated. I likely won't actually build it and try it for a few |
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days at the soonest, but it's good to get prepared. Cheers to you for |
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doing that. |
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- Mark |