Re: customizing modules in initrd

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On Thu Jun 06 2002 at 00:30, "Rajkumar S." wrote:

> I want to add/remove some drivers in the modules.cgz in the initrd of the
> installer. along with the modules.cgz file their are module-info,
> modules.dep and pcitable. How are they created? Is their any automated way
> to create these file from an uncompressed modules directory?

Have a look at what /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/buildinstall does.  If
you hack into /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/mk-images (and friends,
called by buildinstall), then you can get anaconda itself to rebuild
your runtime images to include just anything you like.

This URL might be of some assistance:
	http://www.linuxworks.com.au/redhat-installer-howto.html

It has just (now) been updated.  If you look around, you'll find
some hints on how to do it both manually and with anaconda itself.

> raj

Cheers
Tony





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