On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 12:10 -0400, Bill Nottingham wrote: > Jonathan Dieter (jdieter@xxxxxxxxx) said: > > Sweet! So...is there any way to load a module so an initrd can be > > loaded? Or do I need to try rebuilding the kernel each time it comes > > out? > > Why do you need to use ext2 vs initramfs? > Honestly, it's because ext2 was the format used by the script, so works out-of-the-box. I've been trying to get initramfs working since I saw ext2 support was gone, but I'm running into other problems (like init as a bash script just plain refusing to load when bash is at /bin/bash in the initramfs). But I do think you're right, that initramfs is the correct way to go. I guess I'll get to play around with it until I get it working. Jonathan
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