drivers/net/irda/
drivers/net/appletalk/
net/ipv4/netfilter
net/sched/
net/irda/
net/bridge/netfilter/
net/netfilter/
net/phonet
net/dccp/
net/ipv6/netfilter/
net/bluetooth/
net/atm/
net/802/
It seems these (and possibly more) kernel modules are being copied into
the initrd but are never needed during initrd. Any ideas of a better
and more specific way of specifying only network interface drivers?
rm -rf ${initdir}/lib/modules/$kernel/kernel/net/wireless
rm -rf ${initdir}/lib/modules/$kernel/kernel/drivers/net/wireless
In related news, Harald suggested adding this as an ugly hack to get rid
of wireless drivers. This immediately after instmods =net didn't work
for some reason I haven't yet figured out. It is successfully deleting
the modules, but something else is copying them back later. I am hoping
the $drivers cleanups I just pushed help this situation.
So the other bug involving instmods() firmware handling being broken is
the reason for wireless .ko modules to be loaded during initrd but
failing due to missing firmware. We already agreed on this list earlier
to exclude wireless in the standard initrd though, so this doesn't
matter yet. I guess some SCSI or FC controllers might be more effected
by the missing firmware.
Warren Togami
wtogami@xxxxxxxxxx
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