Subject: [android-porting] Re: How to use initramfs for root filesystem?
[Peter Oh p...@innopath.com]
Thank you a lot for your reply.
Now I'm almost clear except this one.
If I assume that I have initramfs file as the name of 'ramdisk.img'
Yup. ramdisk.img is a gzip'd cpio image.
How
Subject: [android-porting] Re: How to use initramfs for root filesystem?
When booting with initramfs, the kernel creates a tmpfs at /, unpacking
the initramfs (typically a gzip'd cpio archive) into it. Then it runs
/init (I believe there is actually a short list of programs it tries
regards.
Peter Oh
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When booting with initramfs, the kernel creates a tmpfs
.
Peter Oh
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