Thanks, Wolfgang, for your response. It helped somewhat. Here's what I discovered:
1. I am also unable to run ash.static 2. I forgot to mention another error message (actually, I thought it was trivial but it's not), I also get a "Warning: unable to open an initial console" error message. 3. I also had to make a change when installing HHL, and I think this is the key to my problem. Basically, the RedHat install I chose left me with a relatively small root partition, giving most of the disk space to partitions mounted as /usr and /home. Since the HHL stuff wouldn't fit in /opt, I made a directory, /usr/opt, and linked it to /opt. (soft) In /etc/exports, I export the volume as /opt/hardhat..... However, when I do an "exportfs -av" the exported volume shows up as /usr/opt/hardhat..... I specified /opt/hardhat... in /etc/dhcpd.conf I think, therefore, that NFS is not allowing access to the proper directories, and that's why it can't find an init (or a /dev/console!) Am I on the right track? Thanks, Mark Phillips ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
