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[fedora-arm] How to add default kernel arguments?
marcin steć
2017-05-08 09:08:40 UTC
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Hi!

I came up from x86 world, and found there is no grub on ARM installation, thus no file like /etc/default/grub where I could place some kernel arguments, that will be automatically attached to all newly installed kernels while updates are comming in. I've found it a great place to pass arguments like "elevator=noop".
Does extlinux (which I assume is grub equivalent on ARM) support such defaults ?

marcinek
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Peter Robinson
2017-05-09 23:20:39 UTC
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Post by marcin steć
Hi!
I came up from x86 world, and found there is no grub on ARM installation, thus no file like /etc/default/grub where I could place some kernel arguments, that will be automatically attached to all newly installed kernels while updates are comming in. I've found it a great place to pass arguments like "elevator=noop".
Does extlinux (which I assume is grub equivalent on ARM) support such defaults ?
Add it to the append line on /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf
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