You also need to ensure that all libraries required by /sbin/init are also provided. Use the "ldd" (or objdump -p /sbin/init | grep NEEDED) to get a list of all libraries required to be on your ram disk. (In addition to the libraries make sure you have ld.so.. that is the dynamic loader.)
--Mark Anand Franklin J wrote: > hi Craig > I do have the /sbin/init file in my harddisk. what i performed is manally i > partitioned the harddisk into 3 , runned mkfs.ext2 then tune2fs on the > /dev/hda1 partition. copied all utilties from ppc directory(target) like > etc,bin,sbin... into /dev/hda1. configured the kernel to mount from harddisk. > still i don't know what is the problem. > thanking you. > franklin. > Craig Hollabaugh wrote: > > >>On Fri, 2003-04-11 at 09:52, Anand Franklin J wrote: >> >>>hello All, >>> I as using the Redwood 6 IBM PPC board. The Kernel gives the panic >>>when it boots (Kernel panic: No init found). can anybody say what is the >>>way to get rid off it. >>>thanking you, >> >>Do you have a /sbin/init file? ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
