Re: Linuxargs-Solved, But!

Heya Wayne!

        What I do is create a file called "params" (without the quotes) in
the /boot dir on the familiar side. The contents of the file are the
arguments you want to pass to the kernel, ie:

        set linux args "noinitrd init=/linuxrc.intimate .... etc "

        Note that the args do need the quotes here :) Hope this helps.

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On Sat, 23 Feb 2002 embeded@techgod.net wrote:

> embeded@techgod.net wrote ..
> > OK, figured this one out. But when I change it in the boot loader and
> > do a params save, it says there is no params partition. So if I reboot,
> > I hsve to go into the bootloader, and set the linuxargs each time. How
> > do I set this to stay?
> >
> > Wayne
> >
> >
> > embeded@techgod.net wrote ..
> > > Okay, I finnally got intimate installed, but I keep getting a kernel
> > panic
> > > because it can't find the root. I set init=/linuxrc.intimate but I still
> > > get the kernel panic. I'm gussing I need to know what the full linuxargs
> > > statement to put in to boot intimate.
> > >
> > > Wayne
Received on Sat Feb 23 07:39:54 2002