Hi David,

The file I am modifying is "user/init/simpleinit.c". Does the console device look
OK below?

Thx
Arun

[images$:1080] mount -o loop -t romfs romfs.img /mnt
[images$:1081] ls /mnt
bin  dev  etc  home  lib  mnt  proc  tmp  usr  var
[images$:1082] ls /mnt/dev
console ptyp0 ptyp8 qspi0 qspi3 ram1 rom4 tty1 ttyp5 ttypd usb2 cua0 ptyp1 ptyp9 qspi1 qspi4 ram2 rom5 tty2 ttyp6 ttype usb3 cua1 ptyp2 ptypa qspi10 qspi5 ram3 rom6 tty3 ttyp7 ttypf usb4 ipsec ptyp3 ptypb qspi11 qspi6 random rom7 ttyp0 ttyp8 ttyS0 usb5 kmem ptyp4 ptypc qspi12 qspi7 rom0 rom8 ttyp1 ttyp9 ttyS1 usb6 mem ptyp5 ptypd qspi13 qspi8 rom1 rom9 ttyp2 ttypa urandom usb7 null ptyp6 ptype qspi14 qspi9 rom2 tty ttyp3 ttypb usb0 zero
ppp      ptyp7  ptypf  qspi2   ram0   rom3    tty0  ttyp4  ttypc  usb1
[images$:1083] ls -alg /mnt/dev/console
crw------- 1 root 5, 1 Dec 31  1969 /mnt/dev/console
[images$:1084]

David McCullough wrote:
Jivin Arun Biyani lays it down ...
If it won't finish booting, how do I check /dev/console is the correct devnode ?

Mount the filesystem on your host ?  For example something like:

        mount -o loop -t romfs romfs.img /mnt

Distribution - uclinux-test-dist-20070108
Target Board - Freescale 5272C3

Not using shared libraries.

Could you confirm that I am modifying the correct file?

What file are you modifying again ?

Cheers,
Davidm

David McCullough wrote:
Jivin Arun Biyani lays it down ...
I currently can only boot up in single user mode. In order to debug this, I put a few printf statements in user/init/simpleinit.c. However, output from those print statements never shows up on the console. Isn't initialization done by user application "init" and the source is simpleinit.c? The other print statements in start_kernel and rest_init all are writing to the console and I can see the outputs. Am I modifying
the correct file?
check your /dev/console is the correct devnode etc.

Tell us what arch/version etc so we know if there are any known or likely
problems with user apps.

Try static linking your init (if you are using shared libs),

Cheers,
Davidm

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