###################################################### # Generic kdump initramfs manifest # 1) Loads all modules # 2) Starts all mdraid, lvm partitions # 3) Mounts the rootfs # 4) Copies /proc/vmcore to /mnt/var/crash//vmcore # # Notes on syntax: # There are 6 major commands to use when generating manifest files # They are: # 1) reg # reg # A regular file copy from the source to the dst directory # 2) creg # creg # like reg, but only copy if the source file exists # # 3) ren # ren # rename a file into the initramfs # # 4) cren # cren # like creg, but rename the dst file # # 5) gen # gen # execute the specified binary, redirecting stdout to # # 6) exec # exec # execute the specified binary. Option 1 is the # base dir where the initramfs is being built # $1/temp is temp file space, $1/stage is the initramfs # options passed on command line after that ##################################################### #################################################### #This script populates the initramfs with: # busybox # kpartx # lvm # dmsetup # It also symlinks all the supported apps in busybox to # busybox #################################################### exec populate_kdump_std_files #################################################### # Pull in udev so that we can easily setup block # devices for lvm and all that #################################################### exec populate_udev_files #################################################### # This is a rudimentary module population script # It looks at the currently loaded modules, copies them # To the initramfs, and generates /etc/module_load_list # which is a dependency ordered list of those modules # which can be used at runtime for module loading ################################################### exec generate_module_list ################################################### # Lets get all our lvm and mdraid configs on board ################################################### creg /etc/lvm/lvm.conf /etc/lvm creg /etc/mdadm.conf /etc ################################################### # Grab fstab, modifying it to mount under /mnt ################################################### gen awk /etc/fstab '/^[^#]/{print $1 " /mnt"$2 " "$3 " "$4 " "$5 " "$6}' /etc/fstab ################################################### # Grab the standard initscript to capture to the local # rootfs ################################################### #ren /usr/share/kexec-tools/kdumpinit.rootfs /init