How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script
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2013-11-08, 12:57
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RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script
The file is only available in memory until the pivot_root call is used to switch out of the ramdisk environment to your real root device (NFS). If you add init=/bin/bash (or /bin/sh or /bin/ash) you'll be dumped into a shell while the initrd is loaded, and you should be able to cat /tmp/test.txt. Not sure if you need to disable root=/dev/nfs or not to avoid the pivot_root call (as you're using the kernel-based NFS client). If it is still not there, you have another issue in your system which require more debugging information/logs to figure out.
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How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - knatesan - 2013-11-01, 20:16
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - knatesan - 2013-11-01, 22:19
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - robinsmidsrod - 2013-11-03, 22:40
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - knatesan - 2013-11-07, 20:35
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - robinsmidsrod - 2013-11-08 12:57
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - knatesan - 2013-11-13, 01:35
RE: How to pass options to the booted system via PXECONFIG script - robinsmidsrod - 2013-11-14, 09:13
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