Peter Tyser wrote:
>> So it looks like the kernel has no problem locating /bin/sh in the JFFS2
>> partition but then the lights go out. I've also tried /bin/init - same
>> result.
>>
>
> What if you make an init app or script that just creates a file on the
> JFFS2 fs? Then you could verify it w
> So it looks like the kernel has no problem locating /bin/sh in the JFFS2
> partition but then the lights go out. I've also tried /bin/init - same result.
>
> I even tried changing /dev/console to be a symlink to /dev/ttyS0 but that
> didn't change a thing.
>
> I am _SO_ close to getting this g
Try without 'init=/bin/sh'. Do you really have /bin/sh file or /sbin/init file
on your rootfs?
26.03.10, 23:33, "Graeme Russ" :
> Hi All,
>
> I know this post is off topic - I you can point me to a better target
> audience (except LKML - they are somewhat reserved about requests for help
>
Hi Graeme,
> Hi All,
>
> I know this post is off topic - I you can point me to a better target
> audience (except LKML - they are somewhat reserved about requests for help
> ;) please let me know. That said, here goes...
>
> I now have U-Boot (x86 port) fully capable of booting a Linux kernel
> (2
Hi All,
I know this post is off topic - I you can point me to a better target
audience (except LKML - they are somewhat reserved about requests for help
;) please let me know. That said, here goes...
I now have U-Boot (x86 port) fully capable of booting a Linux kernel
(2.6.33). I downloaded Build
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