How can i append/change kernel parameters in live-boot initrd.img
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I'm using syslinux to boot a live system from an usb key.
I'd like to add more kernel parameters (e.g. net.ifnames=0), but in my current design, it's difficult to deploy an update of the syslinux.cfg file.
But I can change whatever i want in initrd.img. So, now, i'm reading /bin/boot/*.sh and /init script of my initrd trying to understand how's the kernel command line of my system is constructed and loaded, but i'm a bit lost in there.
Can someone point me on the right direction ?
How does init
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I'm using syslinux to boot a live system from an usb key.
I'd like to add more kernel parameters (e.g. net.ifnames=0), but in my current design, it's difficult to deploy an update of the syslinux.cfg file.
But I can change whatever i want in initrd.img. So, now, i'm reading /bin/boot/*.sh and /init script of my initrd trying to understand how's the kernel command line of my system is constructed and loaded, but i'm a bit lost in there.
Can someone point me on the right direction ?
How does init
initrd syslinux
asked 2 hours ago
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did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago
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I'm using syslinux to boot a live system from an usb key.
I'd like to add more kernel parameters (e.g. net.ifnames=0), but in my current design, it's difficult to deploy an update of the syslinux.cfg file.
But I can change whatever i want in initrd.img. So, now, i'm reading /bin/boot/*.sh and /init script of my initrd trying to understand how's the kernel command line of my system is constructed and loaded, but i'm a bit lost in there.
Can someone point me on the right direction ?
How does init
initrd syslinux
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
I'm using syslinux to boot a live system from an usb key.
I'd like to add more kernel parameters (e.g. net.ifnames=0), but in my current design, it's difficult to deploy an update of the syslinux.cfg file.
But I can change whatever i want in initrd.img. So, now, i'm reading /bin/boot/*.sh and /init script of my initrd trying to understand how's the kernel command line of my system is constructed and loaded, but i'm a bit lost in there.
Can someone point me on the right direction ?
How does init
initrd syslinux
initrd syslinux
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
asked 2 hours ago
131
17914
17914
did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago
add a comment |
did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago
did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago
did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago
add a comment |
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did your question get cut off at "How does init..."?
– Jeff Schaller
41 mins ago