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Name Withheld wrote:
> Can anyone tell me, or point me towards something that will explain
> what is the minimum I need to put into an initrd image to satisfy init
> and complete the boot process?
>
> I have a kernel that I can load into an old i386,
recap:
kernel fails boot proccess at the point where /sbin/init 'should' execute,
kernel panic, results.
In a most excellent article by Richard Ferri in Linux Journal:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5465
it was explained that I needed to execute '/dev/MAKEDEV console' in the
directory o
On Sat, 04 Nov 2006, Name Withheld wrote:
> Can anyone tell me, or point me towards something that will explain what
> is the minimum I need to put into an initrd image to satisfy init and
> complete the boot process?
so i guess you are using initrd-tools
it's support for nfs root is very limi
Hi,
What processor is in ? If prior 486 try woody.
New debian kernels don't support less 486 processors.
regards
Eugen Paiuc
On Sat, 2006-11-04 at 00:24 -0500, Name Withheld wrote:
> Can anyone tell me, or point me towards something that will explain what is
> the minimum I need to put into
Can anyone tell me, or point me towards something that will explain what is
the minimum I need to put into an initrd image to satisfy init and complete
the boot process?
I have a kernel that I can load into an old i386, that fails at the point
where it tries to open /dev/console, and fails to
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