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Originally Posted by bulsa
Sounds great! Just to be sure I won't brick my Kindle, is the kernel bootable without taking the initramfs from the existing kernel? I remember reading something like this was necessary for older kindles.
Are you sure your modules are working the way you packaged them? They are in a path containg "2.6.31-rt11-lab126", but in modules.dep you list them as "2.6.22.19-lab126".
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They will work from anywhere,
**IF** you use the individual commands and full path/filename(s).
You also have to pre-load dependencies yourself this way.
If you want to use the auto-dependency loading command(s), such as: modprobe
The above organization breaks the automation.