refresh "initramfs | initramfs.cpio"

Hi,

is it possible to refresh "initramfs | initramfs.cpio" without rebuilding the whole project ?

it seems that rebuilding the "linux" isn't enough.

best regards

i've very limited linux knowledge so any hint would be great.....

Thanks for the support.

regards

hi,

it doesn't seems to be enough ( ./scripts/clean linux & ./scripts/clean initramfs ) as the "initramfs" isn't update in the "build" directory.

Now it's not dramatic but if there's a way to bing modifications to the initramfs without rebuilding the whole stuff, i'm interested.

regards

you're right.

i haven't given enough info.

if i mod the "platform_init" in the project directory , rebuilding the linux package and the initramfs package will not update the "platform_init" in the build directory.

regards

it works

tks

hi,

in the past i made a fork of balbes 150 works, changed a few things to be able to run libreelec on minix x8-h x8-hp.

i'm now working on a fork of "official" libreelec 9 and everything runs flawlessly except that i can't anymore boot from internal.

it seems that this part in the initramfs isn't correctly evaluated anymore.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Parse command line arguments

for arg in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do

case $arg in

hdmitx=*)

hdmitx="${arg#*=}"

;;

hdmimode=*)

hdmimode="${arg#*=}"

;;

BOOT_IMAGE=*)

BOOT_IMAGE="${arg#*=}"

;;

boot=*)

boot="${arg#*=}"

;;

disk=*)

disk="${arg#*=}"

;;

esac

done

echo "$hdmimode" > /sys/class/display/mode

# Add information where to run LibreELEC from

if [ -z "$BOOT_IMAGE" -o -z "$boot" -o -z "$disk" ]; then

cmdline=$(cat /proc/cmdline)

cmdline="$cmdline BOOT_IMAGE=/dev/boot boot=/dev/system disk=/dev/data"

echo "$cmdline" > /proc/cmdline

fi

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anyone has the same kind of trouble?

k tks

i will dive into busybox, he's supposed to process the initramfs