Re: initramfs: who does cat init.sh >> init ?

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By author:    Nickolay <[email protected]>
In newsgroup: linux.dev.kernel
>
> Guys, in recent kernels, when building kernel with initramfs with V=1, 
> i  see interesting one:
> 
> cat /usr/kernel/BE/2_6/initramfs/init.sh >/usr/kernel/BE/2_6/initramfs/init
> 
> But i can't find, who really do that. Can anyone point me?
> I need to fix that, because it's impossible for me to have two copy of init.
> 

Nothing that's part of the standard kernel, that's for sure.

Looks like you have something patched, possibly by a vendor.  The
BE/2_6 bit definitely looks that way.

	-hpa
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