[CentOS] Xen, Amazon, and /proc/cmdline
nate
centos at linuxpowered.netTue Jan 26 22:02:17 UTC 2010
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Kurt Newman wrote: > Is it /sbin/init? I can't seem to find any reference of that in any man > pages. Essentially, I'm trying to short-circuit this boot process to > execute a run level of my choosing, and not be forced to use 4. it's probably the kernel itself calling the value defined in /proc/cmdline For example when I go to single user mode I often specify init=/bin/bash on the command line, which I'd expect would take /sbin/init completely out of the loop. nate
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