Re: New Problem

Hi,

>Maybe this will clear up anything else.... Initrd stand for Initialization
>Ram Disk, right? Meaning I can put just about anything I want in there, as
>long as it will fit in the ipaq's RAM, right? So if it says it can't find
>files, I should go in and edit the initrd I'm using and add the missing
>files by hand, right?
>
>
Right! You'll need the initrd as long as you don't have any other way to
implement a root filesystem.

When you are able to write to flash, or earlier to use an NFS mounted
directory through USB ethernet, you will be able to keep it to a
minimum. At least you can't exceed the ramdisk size defined in kernel
configuration.

See
http://free-electrons.com/doc/embedded_linux_kernel_and_drivers/img72.html
for details about initrds...

    Cheers,

    Michael.

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Michael Opdenacker
http://free-electrons.com