Re: how to see the contents of initrd (kernel 2.6)

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I tried the following command (google)
$mv initrd.img initrd.img.gz
$gzip -d initrd.img
$mount -o loop initrd.img /mnt/temp1

But this gives error saying unrecognized file system. My root
filesystem is ext3. Evne when i pass it (-t ext3), the error remains.
have you forgotten to insmod loop.ko ?

kind regards
anupam
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