On Dec 2, 2011 2:50 AM, "Walter Dnes" <waltd...@waltdnes.org> wrote: > > Corrected "#!/sbin/busybox ash" to "#!/bin/busybox ash" in step 3. The > weird part is that my system actually booted and ran fine even with this > typo in the script. >
Amazingly enough, my system also works. Albeit with two red asterisks during boot. But the errors only affected rc logging, so I didn't pursue the issue further. Then again, I don't need to do smarty exotic things in /sbin/linuxrc, so the kernel's default actions of automagically mounting /proc and /sys saved my posterior ;-) The only thing left for me now is to figure out how the hey rc logging perform logging while root is still ro. I currently have suppressed the red asterisks by remounting root rw in /sbin/linuxrc, but am thinking of reverting that because fsck won't work. Yes, the fsck can be performed inside /sbin/linuxrc, but I rather not do that to keep /sbin/linuxrc simple. Am going to parse the initscripts later today to figure things out. Rgds,
