Re: [XenARM] INITRAMFS SOURCE Path

[See-Hwan Yoo <seehwan.yoo@xxxxxxxxx>]

It is the initramfs source directory, and you can use your own
filesystem's directory.
For example, make your local filesystem directory for the target
board, and specify the initramfs source directory to it.
Then, initramfs will be merged into your kernel image, and your kernel
will boot with the filesystem.
Namely, if you want to change any files in guest dom1, you should
modify it inside the local initramfs source directory,
and compile the kernel image so that the image can include the modification.
-of course, any local modification is possible because it is a ramdisk
filesystem, but note that it is not a permanent modification.

2010/1/30 Comson <comson@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi,
> I am working on generating the vmlinux.out1 file. The compilation process
> failed because the compiler was looking for this directory:
> /home/lee/imx21_2.6.21.1/Ramdisk_Root_Small/
> I did a grep in the folder and found that the above PATH was defined in:
> config_dom1_sim
> include/linux/autoconf.h
> include/config/auto.conf
> I understand that the PATH is a local path on the developer's computer. By
> any chance, do you know what files are supposed to be in that folder or
> where I can get a copy of the files?
> Thank you very much for your time and help.
>
> Thanks,
> Comson
>
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