Hi Praj, Thank you for comment. OK. I understand about cannnot include initramfs tools in MIC as Option (1). If moblin2 isn't fixed spec of userspace boot process, I'd like to create a initramfs-tools RPM package.
Could Intel enginners tell me more comments? Thanks, ======================================== Mitsutaka Amano MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION ======================================== Prajwal Mohan wrote: > Hi Mitsutaka, > The problem we currently have with the way we generate initrd for yum > based platforms is that we don't exit initrd. We just exec into the root > file system. As you pointed out we do not have initramfs tools on yum > platforms. We cannot include initramfs tools in MIC. We would have to > have that in the project chroot to be able to create images. Option (1) > does not seem to be feasible. If we do decide to have initramfs, we > would have to have the package in moblin2 repository. > > Thanks, > Praj > > > Mitsutaka Amano wrote: > >> Dear Praj, and mobliners >> >> I thought about a better way to create initrd on yum based platforms. >> There is a simple way. Yum base platform uses a initramfs. >> In any case. initramfs-tools(mkinitramfs) is simple and fiexible. >> Long time ago I tried to create a Live CD on CentOS Base and I used >> initramfs-tools at that time. >> initramfs-tools is ported to yum based system from Ubuntu package. >> initramfs-tools have many script files. so I could create it easy :-) >> >> As you know, Yum base system(Fedora, CentOS etc) don't have initramfs-tools. >> So I think two way to haw to handle a initarmfs scirpts. >> >> 1. Including in MIC >> It needs to test to both *Ubuntu* and Yum based platforms. >> It's easy to sync platforms/common-yum and platforms/common-apt. >> 2. Create and maintenace initramfs-tools by moblin2. >> It needs to refer moblin2 yum repository. >> >> Could you tell me comment about it? >> >> Best Regards, >> >> >> > > > _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] https://www.moblin.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
