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I got it to boot. Now I have a whole world of other |
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issues. |
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Even though everything worked when I booted from the |
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cd and mounted manually (eth0, rw to disk) I can't get |
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eth0 up,(no such device?!) and I can't write ANYTHING |
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to disk (Read only filesystem!?) WTF? |
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Well, guess I'll learn. I'll post a list of issues in |
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another mail ASAP. |
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/njcajun |
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--- Jano Lukac <jano@××××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Brent Cook said: |
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> |
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> >> Sure.. in menuconfig, go to filesystems, and |
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> build in "/dev file |
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> >> system support" It's right below /proc |
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> filesystem support and above |
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> >> /dev/pts filesystem support. DO NOT select the |
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> "Automatically mount |
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> >> at boot" options! |
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> > |
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> > I had this same problem at first. The devfs option |
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> does not appear |
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> > unless you have selected "Prompt for development |
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> and/or incomplete |
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> > code/drivers" under the Code maturity level |
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> options menu. Perhaps this |
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> > should be mentioned somewhere in the docs? |
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> |
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> I thought it was a given to set the experimental |
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> flag! :D :P :) |
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