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Old 19th July 2006, 04:13 PM
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FC4 initrd.img file system???

I have created a new initrd with mkinitrd, then did the folloeing

mkdir ./pxeimage
mkinitrd --with=nfs ./initrd.img $KERNELVER
mv initrd.img initrd.img.gz; gunzip initrd.img.gz
mount -o loop initrd.img ./pxeimage

I get:
LOOP_CLR_FD resource busy
you must specify file system

What am I missing.

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