Sergei Kanevski napsal(a):

Hallo,

wenn i compile multiple different kernel versions on OpenSuSE_11.1 box and then call: mkinitrd -k bla.img -i bla.rd -m "blub1 blub2 blub3" -M /usr/src/linux-XXX/System.map, i become a monstrous initial RAM-disk file with modules for all kernel versions found in /lib/modules !!! I want just a handy initrd with only modules matching my kernel bla.img . I think there is a bug in mkinitrd-scripts.

When I run # mkinitrd -k bla.img -i bla.rd -m "blub1 blub2 blub3" -M \ /usr/src/linux-XXX/System.map, it says No kernel image /boot/bla.img found :) Can you post here the full command, its output and the output of 'lsinitrd' on the created image? As you said that it copies modules for all kernel versions, it _could_ be (although quite unlikely) that mkinitrd fails to detect the version of the kernel image. What does # get_kernel_version /boot/<your_image> print? Michal -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kernel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-kernel+help@opensuse.org