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On Dec 30, 2014 7:36 PM, "Sergey Korshunoff" <<a href="mailto:seyko2@gmail.com">seyko2@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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> First time I patched an openvz kernel and vzctl for configuring a<br>
> /proc/cmdline in CT. This was needed to properly run a my version of<br>
> the gentoo without a change. Second time: I trying to make a universal<br>
> livecd with android-x86. And to do this /proc/cmdline in CT0 must be<br>
> writeable by a root user. Programs in the initrd can load a different<br>
> video drivers, some drivers support a hardware acceleration, some<br>
> don't. In the last case /proc/cmdline must contain HWACCEL=0. If the<br>
> livecd is running by VirtualBox, then android.hardware=vm must be<br>
> present in the /proc/cmdline. If /proc/cmdline will be writeable then<br>
> a programs in the initrd can present a configuration menu to the user<br>
> and a need to use a syslinux boot loader for this will go away.<br>
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> Any comments?</p>
<p dir="ltr">You could bind mount this file in some startup hook.</p>
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> PS: a patch for the second case is attached<br>
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