make-initrd
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make-initrd is a tool to create initramfs images used during Linux bootup.
Features
Status | Task |
---|---|
lvm | |
raid | |
luks | |
multipath | |
usb | |
Multiple network interfaces | |
nfs | |
resume | |
btrfs | |
syslog | |
bootsplash | |
plymouth | |
autodetect modules | |
Use gen_init_cpio to create cpio archive | |
Use glibc and system libraries | |
(glibc) Use mdadm instead of md_run | |
(glibc) Use nfs-utils instead of nfsmount | |
Create multiple images during a single make-initrd run. It's useful if there's neccessity to create initrd for current configuration as well as the image holding more modules (utilities?) to be more generic. |
Documentation
- make-initrd.texi (in English)
- README.ru (in Russian)
Source
Authors
- Alexey Gladkov
- Kirill A. Shutemov