On Fri, 17 Dec 2010 20:47:47 +0100
MRK wrote:
> Thank You, I did not realized, that there is a split between
> preinit_essentials and preinint_main.
>
> Nevertheless, although diag.sh is called though preinit_main,
> it *is* faster then the regular procfs mount via preinit_essentails.
>
> By no
Thank You, I did not realized, that there is a split between preinit_essentials
and preinint_main.
Nevertheless, although diag.sh is called though preinit_main,
it *is* faster then the regular procfs mount via preinit_essentails.
By now, I mount procfs for myself in diag.sh, but this should not
On Sun, 28 Nov 2010 09:12:35 +0100
Michael Kämmerer wrote:
> I'm trying to realize a "diag.sh" file for signaling the router state
> via led flashing.
>
> My problem is, that when I try to read out the file "/proc/cpuinfo",
> I get an error on serial console, that there is no file cpuinfo.
You
I'm trying to realize a "diag.sh" file for signaling the router state
via led flashing.
My problem is, that when I try to read out the file "/proc/cpuinfo",
I get an error on serial console, that there is no file cpuinfo.
The failure is caused, because proc is not mounted at this very first
time
