hiall,
the reason linuxrc cannot find the executables is most probably because
you did not copy across the shared libs. If the library is missing you will
get a message like 'mount not found' etc etc. The message here should read
something like 'mount : library not found' however it does not.
regards.
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Date: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 7:49 PM
Subject: INITRD - linuxrc does not find executables - Redhat 5.2 - kernel
2.0.36????
>I am trying to use initrd. I have copied a few executables like ls,
>mount etc. to the bin directory in the initrd - disk. Upon booting
>although linuxrc gets executed it does not find the executables.
>
>I have tried setting path variable in linuxrc too. Has anyone seen
>this problem and what is the solution?
>
>I am following the instructions in Paul Moody's miniHOWTO Embedded Linux
>1.1c -
>One approach to embedded Linux.
>http://www.linux-embedded.com/pmhowto.html
>
>I am using kernel version 2.0.36 with Redhat 5.2.
>
>Thanks,
>gita.
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