INITRD Basics
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2019-07-18, 15:52
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INITRD Basics
When using "initrd" to download a file, how is that file accessible in UEFI context?
I was expecting to see a new file system device created, but I find no new devices. For example. initrd http:/blahblah/disk_image.dsk kernel http:/blahblah/bootx64.efi /efi/boot/ At this point, UEFI is able to find and execute bootx64.efi (an OS loader), but how do I locate the prior initrd of disk_image.dsk? I expected to find a UEFI RAMdisk or new file system device created, but I am not seeing this. Obviously the file disk_image.dsk is in memory somewhere, but how does my OS loader find it? If not via memory address and size, then through what protocol? Is there a detailed description somewhere of what is actually happening when iPXE pulls images down? |
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INITRD Basics - GMN - 2019-07-18 15:52
RE: INITRD Basics - NiKiZe - 2019-07-19, 06:12
RE: INITRD Basics - GMN - 2019-09-06, 20:05
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