cocoboot.conf.example

# cocoboot.conf.exaple - example configuration file for Cocoboot

## cmdline
# The value of cmdline is the default kernel command-line.  The user can
# edit this via the GUI unless noprompt is enabled.
#
# Default: [blank]

cmdline = root=/dev/mmcblk0p1

## kernel
# Filename of the kernel zImage.  Cocoboot will look for this file on all
# attached VFS disks.
#
# Defaut: /zImage

kernel = /zImage-2.6.21

## initrd
# Filename of the initrd or initramfs ramdisk image.
#
# Default: /initrd.gz

initrd = /initramfs_cpio.gz

## noprompt
# When this option is 1, Cocoboot will not prompt for the kernel
# command-line and will instead boot Linux immediately when it is started.
#
# Default: 0

noprompt = 0

## openserial
# Set this to the serial (or USB) port to open before booting.
#
#      Cradle: 0x8000
#          IR: 0x8001
#     Console: 0x8002
# CradleRS232: 0x8003
#   CradleUSB: 0x8004
#
# Default: 0 (disabled)
#

openserial = 0