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On Tuesday 02 October 2007, Jason wrote: |
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> I have the kernel loaded and running via serial/TFTP into an NSLU2. It |
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> may not be configured correctly (duh), and the kernel command line might |
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> not be correct (also, duh). I've tried so many variants of the two, I |
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> can't see straight. I've also tried a gzip'd ramdisk, bzip2'd ramdisk, |
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> and a cpio ramdisk. Nothing works. /sbin/init is in the ramdisk. |
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> /dev/console and /dev/null are there also. |
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what's in the ramdisk is irrelevant here as your kernel is failing to load it |
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up in the first place ... it could be filled with monkeys and you'd get the |
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same error ;) |
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what if you add rootfstype=ext2 and you dont gzip the ramdisk ? |
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long run you should consider switching to initramfs ... it's a ton easier than |
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dickin around with initrd's |
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-mike |
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