Hank Barta dijo [Wed, Apr 09, 2025 at 09:17:22AM -0500]:

Booting in this way has a number of substantial advantages over the way
the Raspberry Pi boot process currently works:

* The kernel command line can be modified by /etc/default/grub

I'm a (huge) fan of ZFS and run my X86_64 Debian hosts with riot on ZFS.
I've taken a stab at implementing this with Debian. It's been done with >Ubuntu but I was unable to determine what I needed to do to accomplish this >with Debian. I wonder if your approach would make that possible.

Umh, I don't really know. AFAIK, the Debian kernel does not include ZFS support, so... that's a place to begin. I guess you can modprobe the module
and have it included in the initrd. What have you seen?

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