# Initial Ramdisk setup
# Attention:
# You need only the stuff to be able to mount your root device!
# USB/FW are only needed if you boot from such devices!
# REMOVE_IDE: removes the complete IDE subsystem
# REMOVE_SCSI: removes the complete SCSI subsystem
# REMOVE_SATA: removes the complete SATA subsystem
# REMOVE_CDROM: removes cdrom support
# REMOVE_USB: removes the complete USB subsystem
# REMOVE_FW: removes the complete Firewire subsystem
# REMOVE_RAID: removes the complete Software RAID subsystem
# REMOVE_DM: removes the complete device-mapper/LVM subsystem
# REMOVE_FS: removes the complete Filesystems
# (you have to include the filesystem in kernel then!)
# AUTODETECT: enables Arch Linux autodetection
# HOSTCONTROLLER_*: specify the modules you need to setup the subsystem "moduleX moduleY",
# empty means all modules are included
# FILESYSTEMS: specify your filesystem modules here, eg. "ext3 reiserfs"
# empty means all modules are included
# USB_TIMEOUT: value means seconds to wait for bringing up usb disks
# CRYPT_DEVICE: the path to your encrypted root device, if you use one
# RAID_DEVICES: a space-delimited list of the devices belonging in
# your /dev/md0 (root) RAID array
# (eg, "/dev/hda3 /dev/hdc3")
#
# ADD_MODULE: adds modules e.g. "moduleX moduleY"
# REMOVE_MODULE: removes modules e.g. "moduleX moduleY"
#
# To rebuild initrd for Arch standard kernel just rerun 'mkinitrd auto'
# Disable whole subsystems by setting to "1"
REMOVE_IDE=
REMOVE_SCSI=1
REMOVE_SATA=
REMOVE_CDROM=
REMOVE_USB=1
REMOVE_FW=1
REMOVE_RAID=1
REMOVE_DM=1
REMOVE_FS=
# Enable auto-detection of HOSTCONTROLlER and FILESYSTEMS (set to "1")
# (NOTE: This is still experimental, so it is disabled by default)
AUTODETECT=0
# Define which modules are needed by adding "moduleX moduleY"
# If left empty, all modules are included if they are not disabled above
HOSTCONTROLLER_IDE=
HOSTCONTROLLER_SCSI=
HOSTCONTROLLER_SATA=
HOSTCONTROLLER_USB=
FILESYSTEMS=
# Number of seconds to wait for USB devices to settle
USB_TIMEOUT=5
# If you have an encrypted root filesystem, set it here (eg, /dev/hda4)
CRYPT_DEVICE=
# If you use software RAID for your root device then list all the devices
# that belong to your root array here. If your root RAID device is
# something other than md0, then change the RAID_ROOT_ARRAY setting.
# eg, RAID_ROOT_DEVICES="/dev/hda3 /dev/hdc3"
RAID_ROOT_ARRAY="md0"
RAID_ROOT_DEVICES=
# Define additional modules here
ADD_MODULE=
REMOVE_MODULE=