Paul Neuwirth wrote:
initrds are symlinks to the filesystem which is exportet with nfs: /srv/tftp/tftpboot/delta_initrd: symbolic link to `/exports/delta/boot/initrd'
Aha, thanks. Well, the usual way to influence how the initrd is built is to edit "/etc/sysconfig/kernel" and set the appropriate parameters. This won't work for you, afaict. I think there is a way to make the installation pause before the reboot, but I don't remember how. Check the opensuse linuxrc arguments.
hmm, maybe this matters in /var/log/YaST2/y2logmkinitrd: /lib/mkinitrd/setup/11-storage.sh: line 283: /etc/fstab: No such file or directory
there is actually no /etc/fstab
That's odd, YaST should be creating one, even if it is superfluous.
and mkinitrd thinks root was on a tmpfs?: **************************** * WARNING * No fsck for your rootfs * could be found. * This might be bad! * Please install: fsck.tmpfs ****************************
I seem to remember something similar with my systems that have nfsroot. I only have 3-4, and I had to stop the installation process to rerun the mkinitrd manually. /Per -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org