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10 Add the following lines to the end of the files run_all.sh:
11 Create a new script boot/92-install.sh with the following content:
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mkinitrd -f busybox -D eth0
Note that eth0 represents the ethernet device where your network cable is at-
tached to. The parameter -f busybox adds the multi call binary busybox
to the ram filesystem. After doing this, many standard unix commands are
available inside this system.
4 Copy the new ram filesystem and the kernel to your boot server with the
command:
scp /boot/initrd /boot/vmlinuz pxe.example.com:
Replace pxe.example.com with the name of your local boot server or ip ad-
dress.
5 Log into your bootserver as user root, and create a directory where you can
modify the ram filesystem:
mkdir ~/bootimage
6 Change your working directory into this directory with the command cd
~/bootimage.
7 Unpack the previously copied initial ram filesystem with the command:
zcat ../initrd | cpio -i
8 Edit the file run_all.sh.
9 Search for the following line, delete it and the rest of the file:
[ "$debug" ] && echo preping 21-nfs.sh
[ "$debug" ] && echo preping 92-install.sh
[ "$debug" ] && echo running 92-install.sh
source boot/92-install.sh
[ "$modules" ] && load_modules
#!/bin/bash
if [ "$(get_param rawimage)" ]; then