Yes, I got the latest CVS stuff.
So you are saying that the grub messages were fine? I guess this means that
JJOS didn't start correctly for some reason.
I did have some trouble with making the jjos-common.zip file. The Makefiles
seem to be out of whack. For instance the /JJOS/common/bytecode/Makefile
has as the Prefix ../../../common/bytecode/ . That is one ../ too many, and
doing make in that directory fails. If I edit out one of the ../ it still
doesn't create the .zip file. I probably could have figured it out if I had
a little more time, but I didn't. I was able to use a zip file in
/JJOS/arch/i386/bytecode/jjos.zip. It seemed to be the same thing. I
thought that /common was supposed to be under /JJOS/arch. Did somehow the
directory structure get screwed up?
Thanks,
Avery J. Regier
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Todd L. Miller [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 10:26 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [JOS-Kernel] Adventures with GRUB
>
> > After the boot command, I recieved a screen's worth of data and at the
> bottom:
> > argvlocal[00000001] = init
> > bailing out on #00000002
>
> Nope. Bailing out on #2 means that it only found two arguments,
> which is the Right Thing (.../jjos-grub and init). I just finished trying
> it last night myself, and it worked fine over here. Did you get the
> latest CVS stuff?
>
> -_Quinn
>
>
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