On 21 Jun 2001, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
> O.k. But occasionally you want to use the kernel in flash as your
> primary kernel? Is that what I'm hearing.
the common case is that we always use the kernel in flash. It's the
non-common case that is such a huge paing.
> If that is the case it should be rather simple to have
> a line or two of code that mounts your default filesystems,
> calls pivot root, unmounts the ramdisk, and execs /sbin/init.
That's a neat idea. I think I'm missing something now, cause I still don't
see the exec of the different kernel in there. Also, what about booting
floppy?
ron
