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Originally Posted by SilentSam
I remember looking for this way back when, giving up, and then installing yaird instead.
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second that one !
yaird has improved reliability and "intelligence" than mkinitrd.
install it and "man" it, for the manpage.
trouble is that only 2.6.x kernels work with this so if your kernel is older then "go google!"
the command "uname -r" will tell you what kernel version you have.
I'm probably teaching you to suck eggs with these command aren't I ?? lol