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* this avoids "/init: source: 64: Can't open /initrd.d/0*" for initramfs
images built without the bootldr-buster module.
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initramfs-module-bootmenu.
* That's because otherwise it's half-solution - after kexec, there won't be
delay, and rootfs won't be detected.
* Again, people who don't need and don't want delay, should pass rootdelay=0.
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output device.
* This is to workaround bogus console= passed in by bootldr.
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* Extend plugin protocol: plugins matching pattern '0*' are early-init,
executed ASAP after boot, before kernel command and block devices are scanned.
And thus, they can affect parsing of kernel command line (by overriding $CMDLINE)
or detection of block devices (e.g. by loading additional modules).
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param.
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nodes.
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* Design principles:
* This initramfs just mounts roots and runs init on it, nothing else.
* Whenever possible, existing kernel parameters are used. When extended
boot methods are provided, new parameters mimick/adhere to existing
conventions.
* System is modular/pluggable - each mount method is in own module with
more or less well defined interface, it's possible to construct complete
system with any combination of modules.
* Modules includes: initramfs-module-loop, initramfs-module-nfs, to boot
from loop devices (including recursive loops) and NFS, correspondingly.
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