I've finally cross-compiled all the user programs and libraries that I think
I need, and I'm finally mounting a disk root file system for my ebsa285,
but I have a few irritating peculiarities that I'm having trouble tracking down:
1.) When using rlogin, rsh, or telnet to log into the ebsa I get
EPERM from the "ulimit -c 1000000" command in /etc/profile.
It appears that rlogin, rsh, telnet have some where set their core
limit to 0, thus when bash runs /etc/profile as a non-root user
the request to increase the core size is denied.
This problem does not exist w/ a login on the console.
2.) After booting the board and performing an initial login on the
console (the serial 21285 console) the password prompt hangs and
it is timed out by login; the second time through the password
prompt does not hang. That is:
- Get login prompt on console
- type <username> and <return>
- get password prompt
- Type anything, it does not matter because it appears that
no input is being accepted.
- Wait for login to timeout the password (or maybe some pam module)
- Get a second login prompt
- type <username> and <return>
- get password prompt
- type the password and <return>
- This second time it works.
This problem does not exist with remote logins
Any clues as to where to go look to solve these problems will be
appreciated.
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Dave Baukus
Inet Technologies Inc.
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