First of all, you must have a tftp server/client networking environment.
Second, you must use cpio generating tool in linux source code to compress out a cpio initrd archive, and put it together with compiled linux kernel vmlinuz into the downloading directory in server pc.
Then in serial-line console to redboot terminal, after redboot displays commandline prompt, type:
load -r -v initrd -b 0x00800000
load -r -v vmlinuz -b 0x01800000
exec -c "console=ttypS0,115200 initrd=0x00800000,2552067 mem=64M"
Be careful about the number 2552067, which must be the accurate file size of the cpio initrd, which is something out of your consciousness, and which I exerted my utmost strength to find out in reading the linux kernel source code.
So, you can get the exact size using "du initrd" command and with the result complete your kernel bootline.
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Second, you must use cpio generating tool in linux source code to compress out a cpio initrd archive, and put it together with compiled linux kernel vmlinuz into the downloading directory in server pc.
Then in serial-line console to redboot terminal, after redboot displays commandline prompt, type:
load -r -v initrd -b 0x00800000
load -r -v vmlinuz -b 0x01800000
exec -c "console=ttypS0,115200 initrd=0x00800000,2552067 mem=64M"
Be careful about the number 2552067, which must be the accurate file size of the cpio initrd, which is something out of your consciousness, and which I exerted my utmost strength to find out in reading the linux kernel source code.
So, you can get the exact size using "du initrd" command and with the result complete your kernel bootline.