yeah, that's the point.
the initramfs has already passed, and it seems the system did not
successfully switch_root, and it still using busybox. my init script
in the initramfs is a slightly modified version of the one on this
page http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Initramfs
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 1
Xi Shen writes:
> yes i use / on LVM.
Me too.
> i just cannot understand why the busybox in the initramfs that
> genkernel generates works fine, while mine reports error.
And I do not understand why the "wiping tmp" stuff actually happens while
you are still in the initramfs. For me, /tmp is n
yes i use / on LVM.
i just cannot understand why the busybox in the initramfs that
genkernel generates works fine, while mine reports error.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Alan McKinnon wrote:
> On Monday 07 December 2009 03:00:29 Xi Shen wrote:
>> yes, i installed busybox into the initramfs i
On Monday 07 December 2009 03:00:29 Xi Shen wrote:
> yes, i installed busybox into the initramfs i created my self. because
> i see the initramfs generated by genkernel uses it.
>
> i am using LVM, so i have to use a initramfs. are you suggesting that
> i should install all the GNU utilities into
yes, i installed busybox into the initramfs i created my self. because
i see the initramfs generated by genkernel uses it.
i am using LVM, so i have to use a initramfs. are you suggesting that
i should install all the GNU utilities into the initramfs? i think
that would create a very large initram
On Friday 04 December 2009 17:25:21 Alex Schuster wrote:
> Xi Shen writes:
> > when i boot my system, at the step "Wiping /tmp", it pops up an error
> > message saying that the find command do not support the '-uid' option.
> > in the error message, i also see the busybox mark. it looks like it
> >
well, my find is still at /usr/bin/find, and after the system has
boot, i can use find command normally.
i think my problem is caused by the init script in the initramfs file.
in that script, i install busybox with busybox --install -s. but i do
not know how to uninstall it, or how to fix my probl
On Fri, Dec 04, 2009 at 08:11:21PM +0800, Penguin Lover Xi Shen squawked:
> when i boot my system, at the step "Wiping /tmp", it pops up an error
> message saying that the find command do not support the '-uid' option.
> in the error message, i also see the busybox mark. it looks like it
> used the
Xi Shen writes:
> when i boot my system, at the step "Wiping /tmp", it pops up an error
> message saying that the find command do not support the '-uid' option.
> in the error message, i also see the busybox mark. it looks like it
> used the wrong find command.
Did you emerge busybox with the mak
hi,
when i boot my system, at the step "Wiping /tmp", it pops up an error
message saying that the find command do not support the '-uid' option.
in the error message, i also see the busybox mark. it looks like it
used the wrong find command.
i build the kernel my self, and have a initramfs file.
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