Re: creating custom initrd [solved]

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Gijs wrote:

Good catch, John!

Shucks, <blush>

I only did what I always do, check whether it's a script, and if it
is, read it. It's a good way to learn shell tricks, and sometimes to
solve the problem at hand.

Ah great, thanks a lot.
Indeed, after I set MODULES to "sata_nv" in the file
/etc/sysconfig/mkinitrd, it got added after the update to the initrd :)

A bit weird that a file like this is not present after you install
mkinitrd though.


I agree, I think the directory should be fully populated, with commented examples showing what is possible.

I've just been playing with another member, nfs, which I had to discover in like manner. I want nfs to go through a firewall, and to do that one has to stop floating the ports.



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