Re: mkinitrd

> This question is not easy to answer without knowing more about what you have > and what you're trying to do. > > Can you explain what kind of hardware you're trying to support, what > distribution of Debian (and which kernel) you're running, and what you need > to do? In particular, why do you th

Re: mkinitrd

> cp initrd.img initrd.gz > gunzip initrd.gz > mkdir mnt > mount -o loop initrd mnt > Now, copy whatever you want into mnt/... > umount initrd > gzip initrd > cp initrd.gz initrdnew.img Well, thx. But there are two more problems then. How to get the module loaded and the error "disk full". Yours

Re: mkinitrd

> > can someone please explain to me how to get an module > > into an existing initrd.img and get it loaded on bootup? > > Or does someone know a good howto? > > Have you checked the Kernel HOWTO? Yes, I have. But the Explanation there does not contain any things like: Which files do I need. Which

mkinitrd

Hello, can someone please explain to me how to get an module into an existing initrd.img and get it loaded on bootup? Or does someone know a good howto? Thx. Axel -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

HPT370A & Debian

Hello, I've got an Highpoint HPT370A RAID Controller and I'd like to install a debian linux on it. / should like all other partitions reside on the mirroring raid. Can anyone tell me how to install it and how to make the needed initrd.img with the modules which is available from highpoint? I use t