> Instead, make sure that before building you did "make 
> defconfig ARCH=um". If 
> not, it doesn't start from the defconfig but instead from the 
> host config (if 
> the versions match) and you get a wrong config.

The config I'm using right now, I extracted from the UML built for 2.6
that I referenced before.  I'm 99% sure that I did defconfig before my
other attempts (I remember being surprised that hostfs wasn't turned on
by default), but I'm rebuilding right now to make sure.

OK, I just tried the newly built kernel--defconfig plus hostfs and
kernel symbols turned on.  It still hangs after the same message.

> In particular, I expect
> CONFIG_XTERM_CHAN to be disabled, verify with:
> 
> vmlinux --showconfig|grep CONFIG_XTERM_CHAN

On the kernel I've been working with today, 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] newLinux_2_6]$ ./vmlinux --showconfig|grep CONFIG_XTERM_CHAN
CONFIG_XTERM_CHAN=y
[EMAIL PROTECTED] newLinux_2_6]$

CONFIG_XTERM_CHAN is also turned on in the kernel I just built.

I set most things to built-in because I had not done anything with the
modules directory on the Fedora Core root I was using.

> Wrong solution.

Hey...at least I'm trying to figure things out, rather than expecting
someone on the mailing list to fix it for me.

> > Per above, I was just trying to get init/main.c a /dev that 
> it could 
> > use to open the console.  I was going to fix the modules once I got 
> > that far.
> 
> It's not the kernel which spits that message, it's glibc.

Is the message at linux-2.6.15.1/init/main.c:719 a different instance of
the same message?

> You'd continue with "handle SIGUSR1 noprint" and "handle 
> SIGSEGV noprint" and 
> "cont", like normally done when debugging UML (it's explained 
> at the main 
> website - http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/ ).

Sorry...didn't read through the whole session in the documentation
before, since I was never getting the gdb xterm I expected.

  -- John


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