> Oops! My fault.... the ip= command _IS_ part of CONFIG_IP_PNP .... hmmm...
> then, is there anyway to compile a kernel for nfsrooting that doesn't stop
> at the BOOTP/RARP request for minutes?
Currently not, but I'll probably add such option to the next version
of the ipconfig code. Now you can tune the #define's at the top of
net/ipv4/ipconfig.c to get the timeouts you want.
> It seems that even if you pass the
> ip= command line, it continues to look for boot information from across
> the net.
Isn't it because you've supplied incomplete information and the kernel
wants to know more? If you use nfsroot, you might have missed the address
of the NFS server.
Have a nice fortnight
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