fix(library): Add user-provided EINITRD support #94
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The current configuration in the `Kraftfile` of library entries is missing support of user-provided embedded initrd. This results in the inability to mount the embedded initrd for examples. When running examples, you're running the default or fallback command of the corresponding runtime. Signed-off-by: Razvan Deaconescu <[email protected]>
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The current configuration in the
Kraftfileof library entries is missing support of user-provided embedded initrd.This results in the inability to mount the embedded initrd for examples. When running examples, you're running the default or fallback command of the corresponding runtime.