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Subject: sparc tftp image doesn't start dbootstrap
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.3.0 (a.k.a 2.3.0-2001-04-13)
architecture: sparc
model: Sun Ultra 5
memory: 256MB
scsi: n/a
cd-rom: n/a
network card: Sun Happy Meal (PCI)
pcmcia: n/a
When I boot this tftp image, dbootstrap doesn't start. This appears on
tty1 after the root fs is mounted:
init started: BusyBox v0.50 (2001.03.27-00:45+0000) multi call binary
Unimplimented SPARC system call 69
You are running "ash", a Bourne-shell clone. The root filesystem is
a RAM disk or floppy disk. The hard disk filesystem are mounted under
"/target". [...]
Unimplimented SPARC system call 69
Unimplimented SPARC system call 69
A shell can be started on tty2, but if I try running dbootstrap from it,
it segfaults
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*This* aspect of the newest boot floppies works fine.
This bug can be closed.
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