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How much RAM do you have? Depending on what software you wish to run, it would be best to have at least 2GB of RAM with this specific technique. This technique extracts the entire image.tar.gz into RAM in an uncompressed state - for simplicity and sheer speed.
Currently the grub, root file system (+bzImage) are burned on the SSD disk.
After boot completion, Linux can write\read from the SSD.
Is it possible to keep only the kernel and compressed image of root file system that will be extracted to RAM ?
Thank you,
Z.V
compile your kernel and put live boot (debian/ubuntu)
do put the necessary modules, overtherweise it wont work.
and you can put into grub "live" and "toram" to tell the kernel you will load the "live" scripts for toram
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