Creating an initrd image on Debian GNU/Linux

By klsh on April 16, 2004 9:37 AM | | TrackBacks (0)

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I need to look at this later, nice site, and the work with storage has me interested. I'm thinking of getting a new 3ware SATA card...

When I started booting a box with multiple SCSI adapters, I wanted to keep the device ordering sane. I find it's best when the boot ordering matches the order in which Linux initializes the drivers for each controller. One effective way to handle this under Debian GNU/Linux with one of the stock kernels is to create a custom initrd image.

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