On 10/12/06, Paul Mundt <[email protected]> wrote:
The sh bits look fine, though I'm fairly impartial to this change. It
doesn't seem like this is going to be needed in very many places..
Thank you for your quick response!
But I failed to push i386 command-line size to more than 256 bytes...
You are right, it is required only for memory extreme devices...
Options:
1. Add COMMAND_LINE_SIZE to kernel config - was rejected because
kernel has already too much parameters, this was the initial patch
more than a year ago.
2. Just increase COMMAND_LINE_SIZE of i386, x86_64 - was rejected
because of it affecting low memory devices.
3. Convert the command-line into dynamically allocated buffers - this try.
In the future, you may also wish to CC linux-arch if you want the
attention of architecture maintainers.
Thank you, I was not aware of this.
I hope there will be no take 3 :)
Best Regards,
Alon Bar-Lev.
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