Script That Unpacks A Initrd, Allows Editing Of The Preseed.cfg And The Packs It To Cpio And...

2021 2:17
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Unix & Linux: Script that unpacks a initrd, allows editing of the preseed.cfg and the packs it to cpio and gzip again Helpful? Please ...

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