Le 19/04/2015 16:44, Joerg Reisenweber a écrit :
https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/initrd.txt might come in handy
/j
Thanks for the link, Joerg.
Actually steps 1-5 are performed by the kernel at boot time. The
following is a suggestion; the author of the init program decides.
I usually bundle an initramfs with the kernel, with just a short
list of files and the compilation process does it all for me. It is very
handy.
The recent experience I was referring was witout initrd or ramdisk,
with the root file system mounted right away on a flash memory. I had
the following init hooks:
/linuxrc --> /bin/busybox
/init, my script
/sbin/init --> /bin/busybox
And busybox init was executed, not my script.
I moved my script to /sbin/init and got it executed.
Didier
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