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Laurence Abbott schrieb:
> On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 17:33 +0200, Alfred Zastrow wrote:
> 
> 
>>My vdr-system has the whole vdr/glibc/bin/modules-things in a initrd ram 
>>disc which is loaded by the bios together with the kernel.
>>Boot time (after bios-checks) is < 10 seconds to see a picture and about 
>>20 seconds until the system is ready to replay/record on a Duron 1300 board.
> 
> 
> That sounds interesting. Can you post any more details or links to how
> to set this up?

You can find an outdated version on http://www.zastrow4u.de/ which can 
boot from a CD. Study how it works.

My actually version has *even* the ide-drivers included as kernel 
modules, which are loaded _after_ vdr is up and running. Setting up such 
a system is nothing for novice linuxer's. Therefore I can not spend any 
support, because the whole system is very hardware specific and mistakes 
often results in poorly booted systems without access to the drive...

Alfred



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