Hello, markus@infoscape.com wrote: > > So I prepared a kernel, a compressed file system image and used "mknbi > > -i rom -k zImage -r fszImage -o bootImage" to create a bootable image. as Markus wrote already you should first make sure that you are using the latest version of either netboot (which is 0.5.3) or etherboot. Then you might add the option "-d ram" to the mknbi-linux command line, which auto- matically adds the "root=/dev/ram" command to the kernel command line. gero. -- Life sucks, but it's better than the alternative. - Peter da Silva -- Gero Kuhlmann, Hannover 0511/6497525 (Voice) gero@gkminix.han.de
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