>It appears from my digging in the code that then only way to send any options
>to the kernel is to put them in at compile time. 'arch/arm/kernel/setup.c'
>contains the static character array 'default_command_line' which is set equal
>to the string hard coded during kernel configuration. I have two possible
>suggestions for passing options:
If you arrange for your bootloader to pass a parameter block to the kernel you
can put commandline options in there.
See struct param_struct in <asm/setup.h>, the `param_offset' member of struct
machine_desc (in arch/arm/kernel/arch.c) and so on. This is more or less the
same as your option #2 in fact.
p.
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