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'''dracut-modules-olpc''' is a collection of [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Dracut dracut] modules that implement parts of [[Bitfrost]] and the support for [[olpc-update]]'s versioned filesystem layout. |
'''dracut-modules-olpc''' is a collection of [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Dracut dracut] modules that implement parts of [[Bitfrost]] and the support for [[olpc-update]]'s versioned filesystem layout. It is to be installed on [[Kernel]] build hosts, and creates the initramfs of OLPC OS. It is not usually installed as a package on an XO laptop. |
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Current maintainer: [[User: |
Current maintainer: [[User:Quozl|James Cameron]] <quozl@laptop.org> |
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Source: |
Source: |
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* git://dev.laptop.org/users/ |
* git://dev.laptop.org/users/quozl/dracut-modules-olpc |
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* http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/ |
* http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/quozl/dracut-modules-olpc/ |
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* http://dev.laptop.org/pub/source/dracut-modules-olpc/ |
* http://dev.laptop.org/pub/source/dracut-modules-olpc/ |
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Questions and contributions should be sent to the devel [[Mailing lists|mailing list]]. |
Questions and contributions should be sent to the devel [[Mailing lists|mailing list]]. |
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== Rebuilding OLPC initramfs == |
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This procedure can be followed either on your regular Fedora x86 system, or on the XO itself. |
This procedure can be followed either on your regular Fedora x86 system, or on the XO itself. |
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Install the package |
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Install the package '''(IMPORTANT! If you stop after this step, your system will fail on its next boot. KEEP READING.)''': |
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sudo yum install dracut-modules-olpc |
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Or for the activation initramfs: |
Or for the activation initramfs: |
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dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img |
sudo dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img |
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The output will be saved as <tt>output.img</tt>. |
The output will be saved as <tt>output.img</tt>. |
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== Special considerations for Fedora 20 == |
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The Fedora 20 version of dracut does not work with dracut-modules-olpc. When deploying Fedora 20, use a Fedora 18 system to build the initramfs. |
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== Special considerations for Fedora 14 and older == |
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'''If you do not do this, your system may fail to boot next time you install or upgrade your kernel.''' |
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Latest revision as of 04:32, 30 January 2015
dracut-modules-olpc is a collection of dracut modules that implement parts of Bitfrost and the support for olpc-update's versioned filesystem layout. It is to be installed on Kernel build hosts, and creates the initramfs of OLPC OS. It is not usually installed as a package on an XO laptop.
Current maintainer: James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org>
Source:
- git://dev.laptop.org/users/quozl/dracut-modules-olpc
- http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/quozl/dracut-modules-olpc/
- http://dev.laptop.org/pub/source/dracut-modules-olpc/
Questions and contributions should be sent to the devel mailing list.
Rebuilding OLPC initramfs
This procedure can be followed either on your regular Fedora x86 system, or on the XO itself.
Install the package
sudo yum install dracut-modules-olpc
Now, you can regenerate the initramfs as follows:
sudo dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-runrd.conf output.img
Or for the activation initramfs:
sudo dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img
The output will be saved as output.img.
Special considerations for Fedora 20
The Fedora 20 version of dracut does not work with dracut-modules-olpc. When deploying Fedora 20, use a Fedora 18 system to build the initramfs.
Special considerations for Fedora 14 and older
If working on your main system, configure dracut so that it does not include OLPC's modules in your "normal" initramfs next time you update your kernel. Modify /etc/dracut.conf and add:
omit_dracutmodules="olpc-boot olpc-common olpc-customization olpc-python olpc-activation olpc-busybox"
If you do not do this, your system may fail to boot next time you install or upgrade your kernel.