Le 12/12/2015 23:51, Gregory Nowak a écrit :
Thanks for confirming that all it
takes to do second stage is in fact a kernel which matches the arch.
This is exactly my point.
I did this only once, ~10 years ago and this is how I bootstrapped
my first install of Linux on an embedded Powerpc. I have a doubt though
since the method I gave in my previous mail implies to have a shell
interpreter available. Maybe I rather told the kernel to run
'debootstrap --second-stage' right away. There isn't a bootloader on the
boards I use, and I had to hardcode the init path in the kernel.
So the most likely cause of the problem I think was that I didn't
have agetty running on ttyAMA0.
I am not sure this is an issue at this early stage, since
debootstrap (and the shell, if possible) can run from the console.
HTH :)
Didier
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