Hi, Now that I got a NOR JFFS2 "blank" filesystem going, I trying to figure out what I need to put on it. So I'm using the contents in the ramdisk.gz example from the spraah2.pdf (Building a Small Embedded Linux Kernel Example) as my baseline filesystem. Is this a good start? I know I have to modify the /etc/fstab so that the JFFS2 filesystem (/dev/mtdblock3) is mounted instead of the ramdisk (/dev/ram0).
In playing around with the ramdisk.gz example, I noticed that when I launch a program in non-background mode on the serial terminal, I lose my prompt and can't do CTRL+C to kill the program. Does anyone know how to enable CTRL+C to work under the serial terminal? Does this have to do with /sbin/getty process not being able to handle control character processing? Also, when I telnet into the same ramdisk system, I'm logged in as "telnetd" and not "root". Hence, I can't do anything other than just looking around. However does one enable "root" login. I remember reading somewhere that it has to do something with the settings in /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/securetty. Please advise. Thanks. Regards, Andy
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