Hi All;
I have it going a little farther than before, and one of the warnings I thought
was ied to the can't find an init file, is still there.. And now that I have
recompiled the Linux 2.4.34 and copied the appropiate files, bzImage and such.
it no longer complains about that.. THANK YOU to those who helped..
Also, what is the difference between vmlinuz and vmlinux and which should I use
or neither one ??
Anyway on to the next complaint it states --
Warning: unable to open an initial console.
host/uhci.c: ec00: hostcontroller halted.. very bad
So, what item or items should I check in the menuconfig file to correct this or
see if it is properly checked ??
I had seen this before, but I thought it was tied to the complaint about the
lack of finding an init file, since the lines above followed the complaint
about the init problem..
THANK YOU Marty
---------- Original Message ----------
From: Bruce Dubbs <bruce.du...@gmail.com>
To: LFS Support List <lfs-support@linuxfromscratch.org>
Subject: Re: [lfs-support] Trying to bring up LFS 2.0
Date: Sat, 01 Jun 2013 11:23:28 -0500
geist1...@juno.com wrote:
> Hi All; My name is Marty.. This is my first email to the group.. I am
> trying to get an old LFS to work on my system.. And I am not doing
> very well.. I tried to do a later LFS namely LFS 6.8, but ran into
> many problems, and so I though I would start out with an older
> version and work both my understanding and my compatance up.. I
> printed the book for both LFS version 1.0 and LFS 2.0-pre1.. I
> figured version 2.0 would have the bugs worked out from version 1.0..
> I did look at versions 1.1 and 1.2..
Wow. That's about 10 years old. It will be hard to help.
> I have a 100G drive,
That's plenty of room. We recommend 10G for an LFS system.
> which I
> have installed Red Hat Linux Enterprise WS (Red Hat Linux 9.1), which
> is residing on hda1 and hda2, my LFS is residing on hda6.. When I try
> to boot to the LFS partition it starts to load, but after a little
> while it stops and says it cannot find the init file..
If it is looking for the init file, then lilo has done it's job and
found the kernel and loaded it.
> I am using
> LILO for my boot loader, and in my lilo.conf script I have (for my
> lfs) image=/boot/bzImage label=lfs initrd=/boot/vmlinuz
> root=/dev/hda6 read-only this is at /etc/lilo.conf.. On my
> /dev/hda6 section I have at /dev/hda6/etc/lilo.conf (the folowing)
> image=/boot/bzImage label=lfs initrd=/boot/vmlinuz
> root=/dev/hda6/ init=/dev/hda6/etc/inittab
You don't say what version of the kernel is, but the init line is
certainly wrong. You generally don't want any init= setting unless you
are debugging. If that, you need init=/bin/bash
init is a program, /etc/inittab is a data file and from the kernel's
perspective, you never want to specify an executable starting with /dev.
( I have tried it with
> and without this line andit does the same thing) read-only On the
> /etc/init it has what came with the Red Hat system and I have not
> altered it at all.. On my hda6 I have for /dev/hda6/etc/inittab
> (what is in the book) which is the following id:2:initdefault:
> ca:12345:crtlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -t1 -a -r now
> 1:2345:respawn:/sbin/sulogin I am using Linux From Scratch Book
> version 2.0-pre1.. So, my question is How do I get the Linux system
> when it is booting from /dev/hda6 to recognize the files that are on
> the hda6 partition ?? And when it stops, what is it looking for ?? It
> says the it can't find init=
The kernel looks for init in /sbin by default.
You don't give us any info on what hw you are using. I don't know what
the base system, rh9, has for utilities. What you can do though is go
preface of the current book and give us the output of the script for
Host System Requirements. We may be able to advise you further with
that info.
-- Bruce
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