> Sure, I can whip some up... If you want to do it yourself:
>
> mkdir boot
> mount -o loop boot.img boot
> zcat boot/initrd.img initrd.nogz
> mkdir initrd
> mount -o loop initrd.nogz initrd
> mkdir updates
> mount updates.img updates
> mkdir initrd/tmp/updates
> cp updates/* initrd/tmp/updates
> umount initrd
> gzip -9 < initrd.nogz > boot/initrd.img
> umount boot
> umount updates
>
> (or something to that effect...)
>
> Matt
Matt
If I do it, it's fixed for one person. If RHI does it, it's fixed for ALL RHL
users.
I've hacked the previous two versions of RHL to update the installer; frankly,
I'd prefer not to. Plugging a new boot image in is trivial; hacking it myself
bothers me I might do something wrong.
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