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@pali,
Would you consider building the next kernel-power with the essential modules already linked in? (at least those necessary to access the rootfs, emmc and mmc if present as well as the usual file systems including ext2-4 and vfat).
[ at least fat/vfat/ext3 + mmc modules are currently (kp50) not linked in ]
That way we wouldn't need an initfs and it would make booting off-NAND Maemo directly via U-boot much easier?
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IIRC power to MMC is cut off during deep sleep, leading to an instant kernel panic due to unmounted root.
We'll need to find a solution to this before booting off MMC.
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@pali,
Would you consider building the next kernel-power with the essential modules already linked in? (at least those necessary to access the rootfs, emmc and mmc if present as well as the usual file systems including ext2-4 and vfat).
[ at least fat/vfat/ext3 + mmc modules are currently (kp50) not linked in ]
That way we wouldn't need an initfs and it would make booting off-NAND Maemo directly via U-boot much easier?
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Not possible. Kernel nand area has 2MB and we store both u-boot and zImage to this area. So increasing size of u-boot or zImage is not possible due to 2MB limitation. We are happy that 2MB is enought for current u-boot and current kernel-power.
So you need to find alternative solution (with initfs or custom kernel stored in MyDocs...)

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first you need to create initfs file from root directory (e.g. mkfs.cramfs)
then you need to create uInitrd file from your initfs (mkimage -T ramdisk)
and then add ITEM_INITRD="<uInitrd_file>" to your bootmenu item file.