From: Keith Goettert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Today 11:17:18
>My support of cramfs was complied into the kernel, but it still would
>not work. A very telling sign that it was compiled in was its
>complaint
>that it couldn't find a valid filesystem in the boot messages (which
>according to m
My support of cramfs was complied into the kernel, but it still would
not work. A very telling sign that it was compiled in was its
complaint that it couldn't find a valid filesystem in the boot messages
(which according to my readings is also a disputed and unresolved
bug/feature.) Now I hav
> On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 21:07, Keith Goettert wrote:
>> I have a kernel built from kernel.org source. I have included
>> support for ramdisk, initial ramdisk, and cramfs.
Is there not a specific patch for this in the Debian kernels?
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On Wed Dec 17, 2003 at 07:07:14PM -0800, Keith Goettert wrote:
> I have a kernel built from kernel.org source. I have included support
> for ramdisk, initial ramdisk, and cramfs.
>
> I built a ram disk image using mkinitrd
The vanilla linux kernels don't support cramfs. See mkinitrd(8):
B
On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 21:07, Keith Goettert wrote:
> I have a kernel built from kernel.org source. I have included support
> for ramdisk, initial ramdisk, and cramfs.
>
> I built a ram disk image using mkinitrd
>
> I can mount the image and list directories and files in it by using
> mount -o
I have a kernel
built from kernel.org source. I have included support for ramdisk, initial
ramdisk, and cramfs.
I built a ram disk
image using mkinitrd
I can mount the
image and list directories and files in it by using mount -o loop rdimage
mntpnt
So, it looks like it
is functional
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