Thanks for your instant replay! Through some code-reading effort last night, finally I have resolve this problem,here is what I have done: I just extract the pre-made "driverupdate",and put the contents into initrd, and got a "linux" directory who's structure just a little different from what you have described. like: linux `-- suse `-- i386-sles10 | -- install | | -- update.post | | -- update.pre | ` -- update.tar.gz ` -- modules ` -- xxxx.ko But anyway linuxrc load the driver normally. And another question, if I want to put the autoyast.xml into the initrd, Then how can I do to make linuxrc load it. Thank you. 2009/10/27 Uwe Gansert <ug@suse.de>:
on Tuesday 27 October 2009 Jung Wilhelm wrote:
I am just wonder it is there any chance to insert a dud into initrd( /boot/i386/loader/initrd), and let linuxrc know that there is a dud to load.
I have to do it that way because I have no network around, So anyone can help me to figure it out.Thank you!
in your initrd create a directory structure like this: linux/suse/i386-sles10/inst-sys/
the architectury must fit to your system of course.
everything you put in the inst-sys directory will appear in the root filesystem of the inst-sys. The content of the "inst-sys" directory will be copied to the root directory ("/") of the inst-sys
you dont have to tell linuxrc then about it. You dont need a driverupdate file either.
-- ciao, Uwe Gansert
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