====== What's CDlinux' kernel command line parameters? ======

These are CDlinux' kernel command line parameters. They are all OPTIONAL. In most cases, you can safely ignore them and use the default values.


**CDL_AMOUNT**

CDlinux can auto detect/mount your disks/partitions (coldplug & hotplug). This feature is enabled in CDlinux standard edition. But for safty, it is disabled in CDlinux_mini by default. For example, if you are running CDlinux_mini to rescue your disk/partition, you surely don't want this feature. But, if you do want it, you can use this parameter.

    default: yes for CDlinux standard
             no  for CDlinux_mini
    example:
        CDL_AMOUNT=yes	# auto detect and mount
        CDL_AMOUNT=no	# don't mount, detect only


**CDL_CMD**

Things to run before extra packages/modules are installed. Unless you want to run something in the very early init stage, don't use this. In most case you can use the rc.local script instead.

    default: no default
    example:
        # let your first md be /dev/md1 instead of /dev/md0:
        CDL_CMD="mdadm -Ac partitions -m 0 /dev/md1"
        # you can also specify multiple commands:
        CDL_CMD="echo 'Hi!'; echo 'Hi!' | sed 's/!/ again!/'"


**CDL_DEV**

On which device is CDlinux located?

    default: /dev/sr0
    example:
        CDL_DEV=/dev/hda1
        CDL_DEV=UUID=42656e5a-1971-0825-0001-d5d4d1b1bae9
        CDL_DEV=LABEL=YourDiskLabel
        CDL_DEV=LABEL="Your Disk Label"


**CDL_DIR**

In which directory (of the CDL_DEV file system) is CDlinux located?

    default: boot/CDlinux, CDlinux
    example:
        CDL_DIR=Some/Dir/CDlinux
        CDL_DIR="Some Dir/CDlinux" # your boot loader should
                                   # support this though


**CDL_GUI**

Should CDlinux start Graphical User Interface (X Window) automatically?

    default: yes, if X installed and RAM >128M
    example:
        CDL_GUI=yes
        CDL_GUI=no


**CDL_LANG**

System language/locale.

    default: en_US.UTF-8
    example:
        CDL_LANG=zh_CN.UTF-8


**CDL_LOOP**

Should CDlinux install all modules in "loop" mode to save RAM?

    default: determined dynamically.
             If you have enough RAM, run in the memory.
             If no enough RAM, fallback to "loop" mode.
    example:
        CDL_LOOP=yes
        CDL_LOOP=no


**CDL_WAIT**

How many seconds should CDlinux wait for storage devices to get ready?

    default: 8 seconds, if needed.
    example:
        CDL_WAIT=16