How do I make an initrd that contains both the v86d initramfs code and tuxoniceui_text? On boot, tuxonice is initialized before jfs and as a result can't find /sbin/tuxoniceui_text. Or should I initrd fs/jfs ? Can somebody reply with commands that either initrd v86d and tuxoniceui or initrd jfs? -- Andrey Vul
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