One reason to depend on decompression libraries is so that they areDid you actually test this? If this really happens then it can be better
added to the initramfs -- otherwise we end up with an initramfs that is >unable to decompress .xz-compressed modules.
On Apr 09, Hristo Venev <hristo@venev.name> wrote:
One reason to depend on decompression libraries is so that they areDid you actually test this? If this really happens then it can be
added to the initramfs -- otherwise we end up with an initramfs
that is
unable to decompress .xz-compressed modules.
better
fixed in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks/kmod by checking if
compressed
modules are being installed in the initramfs.
Yes, I tested it. On a kernel built with CONFIG_MODULE_DECOMPRESS=nYes, that's the issue: Debian kernels define CONFIG_MODULE_DECOMPRESS
modules were not being loaded and I was dropped at the initramfs shell.
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