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Tag: dracut

October 5, 2022

Generate the rescue kernel boot entry in CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9

Regenerating the vmlinuz and initramfs for the rescue kernel of currently installed kernel under CentOS Stream 9 is really simple. There is a package dracut-config-rescue,…

neoX
April 5, 2020

Dracut boot failed with missing device – exit and continue normal booting!

CentOS 7, CentOS 8, Linux, tips

This issue deserves a much more article, in fact, a straightforward tip: You may be able to continue a normal boot only by typing “exit”…

neoX
June 16, 2019

CentOS 7 dracut-initqueue timeout and could not boot – warning /dev/disk/by-id/md-uuid- does not exist

CentOS 7

Let’s say you update your software raid layout – create, delete or modify your software raid and reboot the system and your server does not…

neoX
April 1, 2019

Unpack centos 7 initramfs file with and without dracut skipcpio

CentOS 7, tips

In CentOS 7 the initramfs consists of two concatenated gzipped cpio files. If you want to check what files and probably configuration files are included…

neoX

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