Question: How do I view, modify and recreate the new initrd.img on Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora, Red-Hat, Arch Linux, or SUSE distributions? 1. How To View Content Of initrd.img file? initrd.img is in gzip format. So move initrd.img to initrd.gz as shown below. # cp /tftpboot/el5/initrd.img . # ls cdrom initrd.img # mv initrd.img initrd.gz [...]
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