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Thread: Place filesystem.squashfs inside initrd.gz for PXE boot?

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    Question Place filesystem.squashfs inside initrd.gz for PXE boot?

    I know you can boot the livecd with other methods. I was wondering if you can put the filesystem.squashfs inside the initrd.gz and somehow make it find the squashfs.

    Parted Magic PXE does it this way and I would like Ubuntu livecd to do the same thing. Parted Magic does it by putting the squashfs in the / of the initrd. You can do the same thing with the Gentoo livecd with some more tinkering.

    Like this: http://www.j-schmitz.net/blog/how-to...livecd-via-pxe

    Is it possible to get the Ubuntu livecd to do this?

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    Re: Place filesystem.squashfs inside initrd.gz for PXE boot?

    I've been trying to do this most of the day and within a 1/2 hour of posting this I figured it out.
    Last edited by Patrick Verner; October 21st, 2012 at 01:39 AM. Reason: poor grammer

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    Re: Place filesystem.squashfs inside initrd.gz for PXE boot?

    Would you mind to share your experience? Thank you.

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