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Hi Chad, |
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This may not be the same but a similar thing happened to me when trying to |
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mount a jffs2 root partition while not having jffs2 compiled into the |
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kernel, the kernel can't mount the root partition so bails out with a 'VFS: |
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Cannot open root device' error. |
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What partition are you using? vfat? Was the partition created/formatted |
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correctly? Did you include vfat support in the kernel? Did you build support |
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as a module? Drop me an email if you don't know how to check for the option |
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in the kernel .config (CONFIG_VFAT_FS in the case of vfat) or when you 'make |
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menuconfig'. |
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HTH, |
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Tim |
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On 7/18/06, Chad Files <cpfiles@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 7/17/06, Morgan, Austin D. <AUSTIN.D.MORGAN@××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Try creating a symlink from /init to /bin/busybox, worked for me... |
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> I tried your suggestion and now I get the same message with a |
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> different block set (3,2) instead of (0,0). |
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> Could it be something in the kernel that I missed? |
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> -- Chad |
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> -- |
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