First of all: check if the problem is in your app or init.rc is not
updated.
I would start from something trivial - hello world should be enough.
If it a simple app works then check all system calls if they are
really supported in bionic, run your app from the command line, use
gdb, etc.
If it still doesn't want to start up from the init.rc then most likely
you didn't update init.rc.
When I updated init.rc in the device root folder and reboot it - the
changes were lost (adb push didn't report any problem, the file looks
updated but after reboot it returns back to the original version)
You have to update init.rc inside the Android build tree, run make
(which will recreate one of the img files) and then load the
updated .img to the device.

On Sep 20, 6:53 pm, archieval <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a C program:

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