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Richard Fish wrote: |
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>>Here's what I get booting (I'm writing it from memory mostly so don't |
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>>think it's exact output): |
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>>-install: applet not found |
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>>/init: 41: ln: not found |
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>>/init: 45: cat: not found |
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> It looks to me like your /initramfs is completely screwed. Whatever |
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> created that missed copying a bunch of necessary utilities (or more |
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> likely, a dependant library) to the /initramfs. The "/init" messages |
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> you see are almost certainly from the "/init" script in the initramfs. |
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> Every line indicates it went to run a command, and either the command or |
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> a library wasn't found. |
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It's not as bad as it looks. I had the same problem. You simply need to enable CONFIG_FEATURE_INSTALLER in the busybox config. Then you can do "busybox --install" and it automatically creates hardlinks for all the enabled applets. |
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Zac |
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