Re: Documentation for building an initrd (initial ramdisk) for ARM architecture

Rafael Gomez Alcala wrote: Hello: I am interested in building initrd for ARM architecture. Is there a good document explaining this topic? I've checked the references in kernel Documentation directory and they are very general. What about a linuxrc guide? Thank you very much and sorry for my en

RE: Documentation for building an initrd (initial ramdisk) for ARM architecture

1) There should be either an info page or man page on mkinitrd. 2) There are many examples on google such as this one from Texas Instruments: focus.ti.com/lit/an/spraah2/spraah2.pdf NOTE: That pdf also has some basic startup script information which should help with your second question...

Documentation for building an initrd (initial ramdisk) for ARM architecture

Hello: I am interested in building initrd for ARM architecture. Is there a good document explaining this topic? I've checked the references in kernel Documentation directory and they are very general. What about a linuxrc guide? Thank you very much and sorry for my english writing... Rafael Gome

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Ethernet Device Driver: BCM 4713 Card

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Re: Using large memory > 4GB in Linux Kernel

Peter Teoh wrote: I have been looking for answer for this but never seem to get anywhere. Supposed I have 16GB of physical memory, my question is, in 32bit x86 linux, how can I use the physical memory beyond the 4GB boundary in my kernel drivers? 1. What CONFIG parameters for kernel compilati