On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 13:58:09 +, Joseph Koshy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried with the default, but also tried just /sbin/init -- which I
have verified to exist.
3) Does 'init' run on a regular FreeBSD kernel?
It's not the default kernel, but the same kernel boots on another
Hello. I setup the partitions/slices correctly, extracted the correct
files to each, and installed the kernel and initialized the boot
sector. The kernel loads succesfully but is unable to succesfully
hand over control to the init process. I established this by putting
print debug statements at
execve(), and at the start of init. The kernel print statement is
shown, however the init statement is not.
Any clues?
1) Does the execve() invocation of 'init' succeed (errno == 0)?
2) What is the value of 'init_path'. Which executable is finally selected to
serve as 'init'?
3) Does
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