On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 05:21:41AM -0500, James Buren <[email protected]> wrote: > It is now ready. What I have done is switch the i686 and x86_64 kernels to > a mostly modular design. This means there are fewer builtin things like > filesystems and hard drive modules. They are provided by the initrd now > which tries to guess what modules you need to load your root partition and > loads those. I've tested it in several situations myself, and it works > better than the old kernel for me. It fixes several issues and in some > cases speeding up booting. I am asking for testers for it. If there is no > serious problems reported, it will be merged on Monday. Only test if you > are willing to and are using current.
Thanks, now that we fixed frugalwareutils, alsa-firmware and raid support, works fine here. ;) > Finally, you must update your grub config. You should be able to get away > with just running grubconfig. However, if your situation is too complex > for grubconfig, add this line to your existing Frugalware entry, being > sure to adjust it as needed: > > initrd (frugalware grub root partition)/boot/initrd.img.xz > > That should be all for the instructions. The best would be to post this as a news entry, once the WIP is merged.
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