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 i start asking...

But anyway, the problem is still...

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

	-hpa
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