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

Nickolay wrote:

yes, i can't grep init.sh in the kernel tree too, this is because istart asking...
But anyway, the problem is still...

Perhaps you should show more context... what comes around this mysterious invocation inyour make V=1 log. Also your .config would help.


	-hpa
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