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initrd is a method for loading a temporary file system into memory, during the process of booting the Linux kernel.

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I'm facing an issue while booting a custom RHEL 8.10 ISO. During the boot process, I encounter the following error: initqueue[1065]: /usr/sbin/fetch-kickstart-disk: line 24: rmdir: command not found ...
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I am trying to install CentOS 6 on new hardware for testing because our software is dependent on the package versions in CentOS 6. The trivial answer would be to update the software to run on a newer ...
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initramfs failed to do its job a few days ago and I've just noticed today that my boot partition was almost full because of useless initrd images. Is there a way of telling Debian to keep only two or ...
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I am trying to create a custom ramdisk, but it keeps failing right before launching init. Here is the script: https://gist.github.com/amanuel2/f3e8bb9399f3b3bd36a90cd925ecf63d Logs: Edit 2: Logs: ...
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I have a laptop (with UEFI) that used to be able to boot from a usb stick, but can't any more. The problem started when I interrupted a fresh install of Devuan Live. The laptop has a non-removable ...
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in short, I was not satisfied with the available distros as they are either roo large or are missing the features I need ootb, I also want it to boot it into ramdisk, so I made my own ISO. This ISO ...
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I use an initrd currently on an imx8 processor that uses buildroot for a base filesystem. (kernel is 5.10.52) For debugging purposes, I want to bypass the initrd and load the filesystem I copied to a ...
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I'm running Debian Bookworm on a TS412 (QNAP); it stores the kernel & initrd in flash. It has a total of 16MB of flash. So even after tweaking with the MD partitions the best I can get is a 12MB ...
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Setup Partitions: # fdisk -l /dev/sda ... Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type /dev/sda1 * 2048 51199 49152 24M c W95 FAT32 (LBA) /dev/sda2 51200 204799 153600 75M 83 ...
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I need advice if possible to load entire system into RAM. Let's imagine following situation: Booting LIVE OS from DVD and login as root lsblk shows NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS loop0 ...
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I have an issue when using an external NVME drive, grub successfully boots but once entering the entry default configuration (nixos generation) it gives me the below error: "Timed out waiting ...
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While the linux boots up, initrd is mounted with basic support files and kernel modules, which are needed to help further boot procedure. Later the rootfs is mounted and initrd is unmounted from the ...
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When I run run apt-get dist-upgrade, I get update-initramfs: deferring update (trigger activated) Processing triggers for initramfs-tools (0.142) ... update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-6.0....
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I need to know what config and data files are pulled in to make the initrd.img-xxx when update-initramfs (mkinitramfs) is executed. I am having a video driver problem that I have narrowed down to the ...
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I'm trying to edit the default username/hostname for a a custom Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS LiveCD. I'm understanding I need to edit the /etc/casper.conf file that resides inside $ISO_MEDIA/casper/initrd, ...
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