noinitrd doesn't do anything; init=/bin/sh doesn't do anything
how does one override a built-in initramfs?
David Nicol wrote:
> noinitrd doesn't do anything; init=/bin/sh doesn't do anything
>
> how does one override a built-in initramfs?
One doesn't, because the system relies on certain pieces to be able to
execute the rest of the root-mounting sequence.
-hpa
David Nicol wrote:
> noinitrd doesn't do anything; init=/bin/sh doesn't do anything
>
> how does one override a built-in initramfs?
Correction: you can *override* it, you just can't *suppress* it. An
initrd provided via the command line (from the bootloader) overwrites
the built-in one.
-hpa