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Is it my correct understanding of mkinitcpio that
1) MODULES are loaded realtime and I can change these from /etc/mkinitcpio.conf without rebuilding the ramfs image?
2) while HOOKS definition is used while building the image and thus needs rebuilding if changed?
I want to minimize kernel modules loaded on startup, for that I should remove everything from hooks and manually put all modules needed in the MODULES array?
Any guides appreciated, didn't quite get it with the wiki :-/
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Any guides appreciated, didn't quite get it with the wiki :-/
So you didn't see this when you searched the wiki, with the search bar on the side of the page?
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My guess is he found it, but didn't understand (or 'get') it.
dabbi2000 - any changes to mkinitcpio.conf are only applied when you rebuild the image.
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/dev/zero and I am convincing all my friends that the Linux support forums are welcoming and friendly, what a great example you give!
thx to the rest, I am not getting it 100% but slowly melting in though. I just didn't understand why the ramfs image file wouldn't shrink when I blacklisted about 15 modules, amongst them some of the "core modules"
I'll read on and do some more testin
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Have you read http://blog.falconindy.com/articles/opt … tcpio.html ?
Post your configs if you want us to help more.
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