On 06/02/10 22:33, Jon Masters wrote:
A recovery initramfs could be used. It could just basically be the
rescue mode anaconda bits in one image shoved in place to start.
That would be a good idea anyway: Zap the two-stage rescue system
loading. Just have a kernel + initramfs. That would make booting a
rescue system easier as the (todays) small initramfs doesn't need some
way to grap the second stage from somewhere.
Having a rescue system in /boot would be trivial then: just copy kernel
+ rescue.initramfs from the install.iso to /boot and add a grub menu
entry -> done.
cheers,
Gerd