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Originally Posted by FDD
Hello Komodo, I assume the initramfs isn't there because it contains the update password.
The initramfs can however be extracted trom a running kernel, so this "security through obscurity" is useless — and you can also change whatever you want with a simple script, so there is essentially no security at all. I don't really get what they are trying to do.
BTW I'm gonna be offline for a couple more weeks, then I'm going to give the kernel tree a try and report back.
Ciao!
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It is not the initramfs missing... just some source files with assembler code (which are even part of the std. vanilla kernels
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Moreover, they have some directories that seem to allow building initrd images and boot environment as well (didn't check that out, yet).
However: very welcome to help checking things out - the more the merrier
Cheers.