Preventing a Kernel Module From Being Included in 'initrd' [Tipps & Tricks]

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Preventing a Kernel Module From Being Included in 'initrd' [Tipps & Tricks]

miscellaneous_tips:02_linux:tips_for_initrd_the_initial_ram_disk:preventing_a_kernel_module_from_being_included_in_initrd

When a new kernel is installed, an initrd (Initial RAM Disk) file is generated to make the system bootable with the new kernel.

Some Linux distros add all currently loaded kernel modules to the initrd file.

miscellaneous_tips/02_linux/tips_for_initrd_the_initial_ram_disk/preventing_a_kernel_module_from_being_included_in_initrd.txt
Zuletzt geändert: 2024-09-18 16:00
von martin