Andrew,
Try booting with "single" on the command line of the kernel, this way
you should boot on single user mode that will basically use /bin/sh
as the init process. This will make easier to identify the point of
failure.
Be sure to have the console device on your /dev, and be sure your
filesystem is properly mounted.
Maybe if you put some log of the console may trigger some hint to
help you further.
Diego
On Oct 24, 2006, at 3:03 AM, Andrew Armstrong wrote:
If only it were ;)
I just need to find out at what point does the console come up. I
assume
its something to do with the inittab and getty, but I cant prove or
disprove its even getting that far!
Andrew
On Tue, 2006-10-24 at 10:56 +0200, Carlos Ojea wrote:
Can anyone advise on how to make the kernel boot log be more
verbose. Im
getting the system hanging just before the usual time when the
console
login appears.
Just a short in the dark: Did you change /etc permissions?
Carlos
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