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MKINITRD.CONF |
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!!!MKINITRD.CONF |
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DESCRIPTION |
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VARIABLES |
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!!NAME |
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mkinitrd.conf - configuration file for mkinitrd |
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!!DESCRIPTION |
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The behaviour of mkinitrd(8) may be altered by |
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changing this file. This file is meant to be parsed as a |
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shell script thus the syntactical rules of a shell script |
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will apply. See sh(1) for more details. |
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!!VARIABLES |
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__MODULES__ |
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The legal values are ''all'', ''most'' and |
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''none''. All modules are included on the image if it is |
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set to ''all''. Setting it to ''most'' will cause |
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mkinitrd(8) to exclude modules which are considered |
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unlikely to be necessary in the process of bringing up a |
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root file system. Setting it to ''none'' will cause |
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mkinitrd(8) to not include any modules, even if |
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modules were specified in |
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''/etc/mkinitrd/modules''. |
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__DELAY__ |
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The number of seconds the __linuxrc__ script should wait |
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to allow the user to interrupt it before the system is |
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brought up. |
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__ROOT__ |
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If this is set to ''probe'', mkinitrd(8) will try |
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to determine the modules needed to bring up the root file |
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system using ''/etc/fstab''. It will also insert code |
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onto the image in order to setup a software __RAID__ |
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device if necessary. This can be disabled by setting it to a |
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null string. If you wish to use an alternative root device, |
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you can specify it here and mkinitrd(8) will use that |
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to figure out what is needed. |
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You can also set the file system type of your root device by |
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appending it to the value of __ROOT__ with a space in |
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between. You will need to quote the entire value as |
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otherwise the shell will interpret the file system type as a |
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command. |
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This variable replaces the obsolete __PROBE__ variable. |
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The values ''probe'' and the null string correspond to |
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the values ''on'' and ''off'' for |
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__PROBE__. |
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__UMASK__ |
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The umask is used during the construction of the directory |
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structure and the final image. |
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__MKIMAGE__ |
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This should be a command that produces an __initrd__ |
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image given a directory. It must contain two occurances of |
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''%s''. The first one will be replaced by the path to the |
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directory for the candidate image. The other one will be |
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replaced by the name of the output file. Don't touch this |
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unless you know what you are doing. |
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!!SEE ALSO |
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mkinitrd(8) |
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!!AUTHOR |
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Herbert Xu |
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