wraplinux1
Create an elf or nbi file from a linux kernel with optional initrds.
Usage
wraplinux [-EMNlhV]
[-p
'kernel
parameters']
[-i
filename] ...
[-o
output
filename]
kernel
Overview
Takes a Linux kernel file and optional initrd files and outputs an ELF or NBI format file.
Options
kernel
|
Kernel filename. |
|---|---|
|
Kernel commandline parameters (probably needs to be quoted.) |
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-i initrd, --initrd initrd -
Initial ramdisk/ramfs filename. This option may occur multiple times.
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-o filename, --output filename -
Output filename (default stdout).
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-E, --elf -
Output in ELF format (default).
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-M, --multiboot -
Output in ELF format with a Multiboot header.
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-N, --NBI -
Output in NBI format.
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-l, --load-high -
Load the Linux kernel and initrd files entirely above 1 MB (default for --multiboot, for compatibility with Grub).
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--no-load-high -
Overrule the default for --multiboot (and load the appropriate components of the Linux kernel below 1 MB as required by the particular Linux kernel format version).
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-h, --help -
Display a brief help message.
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-V, --version -
Print the program version.
Releases
Unchanged in 7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy).