Hello
I'm trying to make kernel to start a different
application instead of /sbin/init. So, I passing
init=/bin/sh in kernel command line. I actually
can see this setting in messages emitted by kernel.
But from some reason the kernel starts a real
/sbin/init and ignores my setting.
Last strings from kernel were:
VFS: Mounted root (jffs2 filesystem).
Freeing unused kernel memory: 52k init
and then the real init starts.
What can be the problem ?
My setup: PPC, PPCboot (where I'm setting
kernel arguments), busybox init and sh (ash)
Thanks, Michael.
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