for initrd.img
Under the /boot directory, the kernel file must be bzImage or
vmlinuz-version. And one of most important file is initrd.img.
The initrd.img contains all the modules (driver). The kernel
loads initrd.img to RAM as RAM drive. Hence, when booting up
a linux, all the device, that are modules-enabled, will be ready
for use.
try "man mkinitrd" for details.
Selim Jahangir wrote:
>
> Dear all
> what is the fundamental diff between BSD and SysV unix ?
>
> Explanation is expected .
>
> Another question:
> What is this file " initrd.img" during boot time ?
>
> Thanks
> selim
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