Hello Ken,
Thursday, February 7, 2008, 1:58:36 AM, you wrote:
KM> Good, that is what we expect people to do, but a lot of people make
KM> changes and then don't tell us when they ask for help.
>> If start with kernel parameter init=/bin/bash - no problem.
>>
>> If i remove S10sysklogd from startup process, boot complete
>> successfully, i can login and work without any pb.
KM> So, it almost sounds as if either syslogd or klogd are the problem,
klogd
They are both starting in same script, and i insert some delay
after syslog and klogd (such as: echo -n "Wait some time" ; for ((
i=0; i<10; i++ )); do echo -n "."; sleep 1; done ; echo " Ok" )
Syslogd was started successfully...
KM> and not init. That is uncommon (but then, use of i586 is no longer
KM> common). You could try sourcing /etc/sysconfig/rc and then
KM> ${rc_functions}, and then try the two loadprocs from the bootscript
KM> to identify which one is causing the problem (do it in a second
KM> terminal, then you can kill it if it hangs).
KM> To work out what is going on, you'll probably need to learn gdb -
KM> if you stripped everything, that is unlikely to help. Using strace
KM> might show you what it is calling, but since everything is built for
KM> i586 that won't be much help in working out why it segfaults.
well, i'll try gdb.
KM> Sorry, I don't have any idea what the root cause of this is. I
KM> seem to remember there was a recent problem building something
KM> (maybe glibc?) on i586. Did you apply any extra patches to get
KM> anything to compile ?
Only patchs, which exist in LFS book.
And additionaly
http://svn.cross-lfs.org/svn/repos/patches/glibc/glibc-2.7-i586_chk-1.patchfor
for glibc-2.7 to remove compilation error.
BTW, is exist some kernel config option, which can be a source of
problem for klogd ? May be i've been disabled some needed option
in kernel .config ?
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