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omit_dracutmodules="olpc-boot olpc-common olpc-customization olpc-python olpc-activation olpc-busybox"
omit_dracutmodules="olpc-boot olpc-common olpc-customization olpc-python olpc-activation olpc-busybox"


Now you can regenerate the initramfs as follows:
Now, as root, you can regenerate the initramfs as follows:
dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-runrd.conf output.img $(uname -r)
dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-runrd.conf output.img


Or for the activation initramfs:
Or for the activation initramfs:
dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img $(uname -r)
dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img


The output will be saved as <tt>output.img</tt>.
The output will be saved as <tt>output.img</tt>.

Revision as of 18:36, 22 February 2011

dracut-modules-olpc is a collection of dracut modules that implement parts of Bitfrost and the support for olpc-update's versioned filesystem layout.

Current maintainer: User:DanielDrake

Source:

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:

# yum install dracut-modules-olpc

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"

Now, as root, you can regenerate the initramfs as follows:

dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-runrd.conf output.img

Or for the activation initramfs:

dracut --force --conf /etc/dracut-olpc-actrd.conf output.img

The output will be saved as output.img.