## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define root device to use during creation of "initrd"

## Type:	string

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the name of the root device.  Defaults to the

# device from which the root_dir is mounted; Overwrites the "rootdev"

# environment variable, if set.

# Usually only set, if using some "exotic" like "/dev/disk/by-*/<root dev>",

# which cannot be correctly determined by "mkinitrd"!

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#rootdev="/dev/disk/by-label/root"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	External journal device to use for the root filesystem

## Type:	string

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the name of the external journal device for the

# root file system.

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#journaldev="/dev/disk/by-label/root-journal"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define root device to use in case "rootdev" is not available

## Type:	string

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the name of the root device to fall back to, in cases

# where it is not possible to find the "rootdev" during boot.  Defaults to the

# device set by "rootdev".

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#fallback_rootdev="/dev/root"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define which resume device to use

## Type:	string

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the name of the device used for suspend/resume of the

# system.

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#resumedev="/dev/xvda2"

#resumedev="/dev/disk/by-label/resume"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define which device to use of dumping of crashed kernels

## Type:	string

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the name of the device used for saving of crashed

# kernel images.

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#dumpdev="/dev/disk/by-label/dumps"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define which additional features "mkinitrd" should include

## Type:	string(iscsi, md, multipath, lvm2, ifup)

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable contains the additional features that are needed in the

# created "initrd" image.

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#ADDITIONAL_FEATURES="lvm2 iscsi"

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define whether "mkinitrd" should include iSCSI at boot up

## Type:	string(<not defined> or 1)

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable defines whether the "initrd" image should contain the

# iSCSI boot startup scripts.

# This variable OVERWRITES the automagic settings done by "mkinitrd"

# in its discovery of whether the root device is on an iSCSI device.

#

# This variable overwriting can be used in cases, where iSCSI devices that

# have been configured for start up on "onboot", but where the root device

# is not on an iSCSI device.

#

# NEVER define this variable (not even as empty!), if it is not used!!

#

#root_iscsi=1

## Path:	System/Kernel

## Description:	Define which iSCSI target port to make use of

## Type:	integer

## Default:	<variable NOT defined at all in this config file!>

## Command:     /sbin/mkinitrd

#

# This variable defines which iSCSI target port to make use of, when attaching

# to an iSCSI server.

# The setting of this variable has only effect, when "root_iscsi" has been defined,

# either above or automagically by the "mkinitrd" setup scripts, in which case it

# will overwrite the default port number.

# This variable OVERWRITES the automagic settings done by "mkinitrd", when setting

# up the iSCSI stack.

#

#TargetPort=3260