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`make initramfs.gz` builds an `initramfs.gz` that contains all quark utilities statically compiled, as well as a super simple init that sets the environment so that quark can run. The purpose is to be able to test different kernels and run `quark-mon` or `quark-btf` as you run normally. This is the main infrastructure for the future `quark-test` which will be a single binary that tests "everything", it forks, execs, and whatnot. How to test it: $ make initramfs.gz $ qemu-system-x86_64 -initrd initramfs.gz -kernel linux-image-x86_64-5.10.92-2 \ -nographic --append "console=ttyS0 quark-mon -kvvv" You can pass parameters normally to the binary, see `append` above.
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make initramfs.gzbuilds aninitramfs.gzthat contains all quark utilities statically compiled, as well as a super simple init that sets the environment so that quark can run.The purpose is to be able to test different kernels and run
quark-monorquark-btfas you run normally. This is the main infrastructure for the futurequark-testwhich will be a single binary that tests "everything", it forks, execs, and whatnot.How to test it:
$ make initramfs.gz
$ qemu-system-x86_64 -initrd initramfs.gz -kernel linux-image-x86_64-5.10.92-2
-nographic --append "console=ttyS0 quark-mon -kvvv"
You can pass parameters normally to the binary, see
appendabove.