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<\/a><\/p>\nThere are a number of interesting changes:<\/p>\n
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- better and earlier networking support for the boot process, with an additional kernel parameter for cmdline.txt: BOOTIF, allowing you to specify the device interface you want to use for boot purposes<\/li>\n
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- networking is started before the early console, which is probably very useful for debugging<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- soft realtime clock is supported now, which should fix the problem with no hardware realtime clock available on the Raspberry Pi<\/li>\n
- init as a new kernel parameter for cmdline.txt, allowing you to specify the init which will be run on switching into the newly setup system (default is \/sbin\/init )<\/li>\n
- modloop verification support is added<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
More about modloop verification<\/h1>\n
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if [ -f \/var\/cache\/misc\/*modloop*.SIGN.RSA.*.pub ]; then<\/p>\n
mkdir -p “$sysroot”\/var\/cache\/misc<\/p>\n
cp \/var\/cache\/misc\/*modloop*.SIGN.RSA.*.pub “$sysroot”\/var\/cache\/misc<\/b><\/p>\n
pkgs=”$pkgs libressl”<\/p>\n
fi<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
This adds a preexisting key to the newly built system which lives under $sysroot before the switch at the end of execution of this init script, and adds the package libressl.<\/p>\n
This is the key which is shipped with the initramfs:<\/p>\n