"Ian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I was thinking more along the lines of "re-initialization" .. particularly WRT > memory > > configs ... where the contents of memory get trashed on initialisation .. or are > you Hmm. As long as you have the information to describe your hardware I don't see the problem. What is the problem with rewriting memory? I do it everyday when I boot linux from linux, and I have no problems. > proposing to take something like boot parameters to sqelsh any attempts for > hardware > > re-configs by subsequent kernels .. ? No. With older kernels that don't have support for doing the intialization themselves I can see it happening. Eric
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