From: Lonnie A. <li...@lo...> - 2012-01-25 20:16:37
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Juliano, As Michael suggested, the 'kexec' occurs in the RUNNIX bootloader. Besides, downgrading to an older 2.6.18 could cause a lot of other problems. Lonnie On Jan 25, 2012, at 12:35 PM, Juliano Romani wrote: > Hi... > > I´m trying build the astlinux 0.7.10 with another kernel(2.6.18), but there is a problem on boot. > When booting the system, the script runnix execute the command: > > kexec –command-line=”$KCMD” –initrd=/mnt/tmp/initrd.img –f /mnt/tmp/bzImage > > I need edit this line to > > kexec --command-line=”$KCMD” --args-linux --initrd=/mnt/tmp/initrd.img --f /mnt/tmp/bzImage > > but I can´t find where I can edit this. I searched in all files downloads and .mk but without success. > Someone can help me find where I can edit this file during the build? > > Best regards, > > Juliano Romani |