At present, initrd is missing, which means users have to boot Linux with initramfs enabled. This might not be convenient for someone who expects to specify a customized userland and/or benchmark suite at an early stage.
Expected output:
specify initrd-start and initrd-end in device tree.
Add an option -i to specify initrd image along with the functionality to load.
At present, initrd is missing, which means users have to boot Linux with initramfs enabled. This might not be convenient for someone who expects to specify a customized userland and/or benchmark suite at an early stage.
Expected output:
initrd-start
andinitrd-end
in device tree.-i
to specify initrd image along with the functionality to load.Reference: