On Sunday 27 February 2005 08:42, Eric Wong wrote: > I tried both "ubd0=/tmp/root_fs" and "ubda=/tmp/root_fs". Both don't > work. Same output, but kernel command line is now: > Kernel command line: ubd0=/tmp/root_fs root=98:0 Tried also adding con=xterm con0=fd:0,fd:1 and making sure that xterm is installed and can be started from the shell you boot UML from? > What does the root=98:0 mean?
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