Stephen B Johnson writes:
> I'm observing a kernel panic when booting the kernel on a Motorola
> MCP750. The panic indicates "Kernel panic: No init found. Try passing
> init= option to kernel."
Look in init/main.c:init, where the kernel tries to exec an init program.
One of the steps is failing. You can add printfs to find out which one.
Check the following:
- Do you have CONFIG_SASH set?
If so:
- does CONFIG_SASH_PATH exist?
- Is it statically linked?
- Do you have /dev/console on you root filesystem?
- Do any of /sbin/init, /etc/init, /bin/init, /bin/sh exist?
- Are the shared libraries set up to run the above correctly?
Regards,
Graham
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