On Sat, 29 Oct 2005, Andreas Åberg wrote:
1. Yes they exist.
2. Yes i can run /bin/bash, and everything else to.
Odd. In that case, the primary suspect has to be a linking problem.
I'm no expert on how programs linked with uClibc ought to look, but
what does 'ldd /bin/bash' show when you are inside chroot ?
FWIW, if this was a /dev problem, I think you would get a different
message, something like "unable to open initial console". You do have
console and null in /mnt/lfs/dev (before running udevstart in chroot),
don't you ?
Ken
No I have checked that and there is nit linking problem.
Sure ? If you don't tell the list what ldd shows, nobody can offer
alternative views, or be reminded of previous things they've seen.
I was going to say that I'm out of ideas, but I do have one more - one
of the libraries shown by ldd doesn't exist.
I have a console and a null, however I did notice now that i miss a
/dev/initctl where does that come into the picture?
Created by init, apparently, as a fifo for telinit to use. But, how do
you know it's missing ? In a normal boot the kernel sees the /dev
containing only console and null, then later mounts a filesystem over it
and uses udev to populate that. You haven't had a successful boot, so
you can't see what did or didn't get created.
If you mount /mnt/lfs and do not attempt to chroot to it, its /dev
directory should contain only console and null, as character special
devices 5,1 and 1,3.
Ken
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