Hi again,
I wrote a small default.runlevel by hand, here's what I can get out of my n810:
Starting init
Next Generation Init version ( 0.6.10.2 Die bugs die! )
http://www.initng.org
Author: Jimmy Wennlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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System is starting up!
runlevel/default [starting]
daemon/dbus [starting]
system/bootmisc [starting]
system/initial/loglevel [starting]
system/initial/mountvirtfs [starting]
system/initial/filldev [starting]
system/mountfs/essential [starting]
system/mountroot [starting]
system/mountroot/rootrw [starting]
system/mountroot/check [starting]
system/checkfs [starting]
daemon/syslogd [starting]
daemon/syslogd/prepare [starting]
net/all [starting]
system/ifupdown-debian [starting]
service/alsasound [starting]
daemon/klogd [starting]
daemon/hald [starting]
system/usb [starting]
system/modules/usbcore [starting]
system/initial/mountvirtfs start:
mountvirtfs]: applet not found
** "/home/user/initng-0.6.10.2/plugins/service/initng_service.c",
handle_killed_start() line::
00:00:09 -- FAIL: start system/initial/mountvirtfs, Returned
with TERMSIG 0 rcode 1.
system/initial/mountvirtfs [SERVICE_FAIL_START_RCODE]
** "/home/user/initng-0.6.10.2/plugins/critical/initng_critical.c",
check_critical() line:65:
00:00:09 -- FAIL: Service system/initial/mountvirtfs failed,
this is critical, going su_login!!
This is a sulogin offer,
you will be able to login for 2 times (now 0),
and on return initng will try continue where it was,
if the times go out, initng will launch
/sbin/initng-segfault on next su_login request.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup):
any tips are really welcome :-)
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Best Regards,
Felipe Balbi
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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