In message <0509218DDAD7D6118055006008F6D5F6A1E3A2 at postal.viasat.com> you
wrote:
>
> I figure I am at the last stage in boot (I hope). I am however having an
> issue that I was hoping someone
> may shed some light on. I am having a hanging init.
>
> 1) I rebuilt busybox and here are the dependencies:
Ummm... why did you do that? The ELDK already cntains BusyBox
binaries, both dymnamically and staically linked.
> 3) Here is the output from PPCBoot. It looks like NFS mount was successfull.
> I am using
...and if you're using the root filesystem over NFS you don;t need
any busybox at all.
If you're looking for a ramdisk environment, check for
images/pRamdisk in your ELDK directory - there is a SELF RPM included
with ELDK 2.0.
> NFS mount server that run in user space NOT kernel. Don't know of this
> makes any difference,
> but I was able to NFS mount the directory from another machine.
> mount -t nfs 172.25.4.55:/tftpboot/powerpc/ /mnt/nfs.
Did you run the ELDK_MAKEDEV and ELDK_FIXOWNER sripts as documented
in section "7. Mounting Target Components via NFS" ?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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