[Kernel-handbook-general] [PATCH 7/7] whitespace changes

[Karl Goetz]

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       <heading>Managing the initial ramfs (initramfs) archive</heading>
       <p>
         The booting in Debian is a two-stage process, involving
-	the initial RAM filesystem (initramfs for short, sometimes it
-	is also referred to as initrd, which stands for initial RAM
-	disk). First, the bootloader loads the kernel and initramfs
-	into memory, and passes the execution control to the
-	kernel. After basic initialization the kernel extracts the
-	initramfs archive and mounts it as a temporary root
-	filesystem. initramfs contains kernel modules and userspace
-	programs required to initialize the physical or logical
-	device(s) containing the real root filesystem. The
-	<tt>init</tt> script on the initramfs loads modules and
-	performs other neccessary initialization steps. At the end of
-	this stage <tt>run-init</tt> deletes the initramfs from
-	memory, mounts the real root filesystem and passes control to
-	the <tt>/sbin/init</tt> program on it.
+        the initial RAM filesystem (initramfs for short, sometimes it
+        is also referred to as initrd, which stands for initial RAM
+        disk). First, the bootloader loads the kernel and initramfs
+        into memory, and passes the execution control to the
+        kernel. After basic initialization the kernel extracts the
+        initramfs archive and mounts it as a temporary root
+        filesystem. initramfs contains kernel modules and userspace
+        programs required to initialize the physical or logical
+        device(s) containing the real root filesystem. The
+        <tt>init</tt> script on the initramfs loads modules and
+        performs other neccessary initialization steps. At the end of
+        this stage <tt>run-init</tt> deletes the initramfs from
+        memory, mounts the real root filesystem and passes control to
+        the <tt>/sbin/init</tt> program on it.
       </p>
       <p>
         Two major goals are achieved with such setup: the kernel size
-	is kept under control by allowing most of the drivers to be
-	compiled as modules (in a initramfs-less setup the drivers
-	neccessary for the boot-time initialization of the root device
-	must be compiled into it) and allow the setups which require
-	initialization which cannot be done in-kernel, but is performed
-	by userspace utilities.
+        is kept under control by allowing most of the drivers to be
+        compiled as modules (in a initramfs-less setup the drivers
+        neccessary for the boot-time initialization of the root device
+        must be compiled into it) and allow the setups which require
+        initialization which cannot be done in-kernel, but is performed
+        by userspace utilities.
       </p>
       <sect id="initramfs-gen-tools">
         <heading>Initramfs generation tools</heading>
       <p>
         Since initramfs usually needs to be customized for the particular
-	hardware/device configuration and kernel version, they are not
-	included as a part of any package, but are generated on the
-	fly at kernel installation time. Currently there are two tools
-	in Debian capable of generating an initramfs:
-	<tt>update-initramfs</tt> provided by <tt>initramfs-tools</tt>
-	(default) and <tt>dracut-update-initramfs</tt> provided by the
-	<tt>dracut</tt> package (experimental).
+        hardware/device configuration and kernel version, they are not
+        included as a part of any package, but are generated on the
+        fly at kernel installation time. Currently there are two tools
+        in Debian capable of generating an initramfs:
+        <tt>update-initramfs</tt> provided by <tt>initramfs-tools</tt>
+        (default) and <tt>dracut-update-initramfs</tt> provided by the
+        <tt>dracut</tt> package (experimental).
       </p>
       </sect>
       <sect id="initramfs-regen">
         <heading>Regenerating the initramfs</heading>
       <p>
         If changes are desired after the corresponding
-	<tt>linux-image</tt> has been installed, the initramfs needs to
-	be regenerated. This is achieved by the command
-	<example>
+        <tt>linux-image</tt> has been installed, the initramfs needs to
+        be regenerated. This is achieved by the command
+        <example>
 # dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-2.6.18-3-686
         </example>
         where <tt>linux-image-2.6.18-3-686</tt> is the name of the
-	kernel package for which the initramfs regeneration is requested.
+        kernel package for which the initramfs regeneration is requested.
       </sect>
       <sect id="initramfs-exam">
         <heading>Examining the initramfs contents</heading>
-	<p>
-	Occasionally it is useful to examine the contents of initramfs
-	to diagnose a problem or for educational purposes. They are
-	compressed <tt>cpio</tt> archives, which may be extracted
-	using the command
-	<example>
+        <p>
+        Occasionally it is useful to examine the contents of initramfs
+        to diagnose a problem or for educational purposes. They are
+        compressed <tt>cpio</tt> archives, which may be extracted
+        using the command
+        <example>
 $ zcat /boot/initrd.img-2.6.18-3-686 | cpio -i
         </example>
-	It will unpack the contents of the initramfs into the current directory.
+        It will unpack the contents of the initramfs into the current directory.
       </sect>
     </chapt>
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