---------- 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 17:00:17 -0500
geist1...@juno.com wrote:
> 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.
> 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..
Don't top post.
vmlinuz is just a gz compressed version of vmlinux.
I'm not sure how to address your current problem but I think I'll
mention that we never came up with a way to transition from linux 2.4.x
to linux-2.6.x. We had users get a 2.6 based distro and start from
there. I don't remember which version of LFS transitioned from 2.4. to 2.6.
-- Bruce
Hi All;
Bruce, Fortuneately, both of my Linuxes are 2.4 variants.. I also found that my
/dev was missing most of its files.. I know I had copied that before, so I
erased it on my hda6 partition and re-coppied it.. It then really took off..
And only complained about another missing file, which I am copying right now to
the hda6 partition.. It says that after coping the files, that the file
mingetty is garbled, which is what I coppied from my Red Hat linux and my
Passwd file is messed up also.. But after typing my root password, I got
bash-2.03 to come up.. THANK YOU to all of You !!!!!!!!!
while in Bash, What can I do or run to fix things ?? or Should I continue what
is called for in my Book ?? I think I have the the Kernel installed, so from
Bash can I go to the regular commands ??
THANK YOU Marty
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