Hi,
Volodymyr Podosinov writes:
> > On PReP, the boot arguments are part of the kernel image. Rebuild
> > your kernel with CONFIG_CMDLINE set appropriately. Alternatively,
> > use preptool, but that requires patching and rebuilding the kernel
> > as well.
>
> Wait, basically you say that I nee
Thanks, I will try to wiggle around with it...
Sincerely,
Vladimir
Hi,
Volodymyr Podosinov writes:
> > On PReP, the boot arguments are part of the kernel image. Rebuild
> > your kernel with CONFIG_CMDLINE set appropriately. Alternatively, use
> > preptool, but that requires patching and rebuilding the kernel as
> > well.
> Wait, basically you say that I need
Hi,
Volodymyr Podosinov writes:
> First when the system boots it asks the prompt: Linux/PPC: I always
> need to type root = /dev/sda3, otherwise system will not boot.
> Which file do I need to edit, so that I do not need to type these
> words every time the system boots at the prompt?
On PReP, t
> On PReP, the boot arguments are part of the kernel image. Rebuild
> your kernel with CONFIG_CMDLINE set appropriately. Alternatively, use
> preptool, but that requires patching and rebuilding the kernel as
> well.
Wait, basically you say that I need to recompile the whole kernel. If that
is t
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