From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-03 04:08:19
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Hi This is the first time I use linux. I followed the steps in "Getting Started with Linux on the Nintendo Wii: The whiite-linux system<http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/WL:whiite-linux>". Then I met the following errors when I use HBC trying to boot linux: ... ... (It seems that the ext3 partition is mounted successfully through the logs) ... Warning : unable to open an initial console Kernel panic - not syncing : No init found. Try passing init = option to kernel ... ...(after some trace dump, it says it will reboot in 180 sec) ... One more thing, I use winrar to extract file system "from debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.tar.bz2", it complains that some file already exists, and I choose "Yes" to overwrite the existing files. I listed those files as below: .\lib\libxt_MARK.so .\lib\xtables\libipt_set.so .\lib\xtables\libip6t_hl.so .\lib\xtables\libxt_TCPMSS.so .\lib\xtables\libxt_dscp.so .\lib\xtables\libxt_TOS.so .\lib\xtables\libxt_RATEEST.so .\lib\xtables\libxt_CONNMARK.so .\lib\xtables\libipt_ECN.so .\lib\xtables\libipt_TTL.so I wonder if that caused the problem ~> Anybody could give me some hint? Many thanks. |
From: nightsuns <nig...@gm...> - 2009-12-03 09:26:51
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去年就成功跑起过的飘过,你这个应该不是文件不存在的问题,看起来象是你分区出的问题. On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 12:08 PM, 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> wrote: > Hi > > This is the first time I use linux. I followed the steps in "Getting > Started with Linux on the Nintendo Wii: The whiite-linux system<http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/WL:whiite-linux>". > Then I met the following errors when I use HBC trying to boot linux: > > ... > ... (It seems that the ext3 partition is mounted successfully through the > logs) > ... > Warning : unable to open an initial console > Kernel panic - not syncing : No init found. Try passing init = option to > kernel > ... > ...(after some trace dump, it says it will reboot in 180 sec) > ... > > One more thing, I use winrar to extract file system "from > debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.tar.bz2", it complains that some file already > exists, and I choose "Yes" to overwrite the existing files. I listed those > files as below: > > .\lib\libxt_MARK.so > .\lib\xtables\libipt_set.so > .\lib\xtables\libip6t_hl.so > .\lib\xtables\libxt_TCPMSS.so > .\lib\xtables\libxt_dscp.so > .\lib\xtables\libxt_TOS.so > .\lib\xtables\libxt_RATEEST.so > .\lib\xtables\libxt_CONNMARK.so > .\lib\xtables\libipt_ECN.so > .\lib\xtables\libipt_TTL.so > > I wonder if that caused the problem ~> Anybody could give me some hint? > Many thanks. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Join us December 9, 2009 for the Red Hat Virtual Experience, > a free event focused on virtualization and cloud computing. > Attend in-depth sessions from your desk. Your couch. Anywhere. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/redhat-sfdev2dev > _______________________________________________ > gc-linux-devel mailing list > gc-...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gc-linux-devel > > |
From: Albert H. <alb...@ya...> - 2009-12-03 09:51:28
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>Hi > Hi >This is the first time I use linux. I followed the steps in "Getting Started with Linux on the Nintendo Wii: The whiite-linux system". >Then I met the following errors when I use HBC trying to boot linux: Well, you didn't actually follow it :) >... >... (It seems that the ext3 partition is mounted successfully through the logs) >... >Warning : unable to open an initial console >Kernel panic - not syncing : No init found. Try passing init = option to kernel >... >...(after some trace dump, it says it will reboot in 180 sec) >... > >One more thing, I use winrar to extract file system "from debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.tar.bz2", it complains that some file already exists, >and I choose "Yes" to overwrite the existing files. I listed those files as below: > >.\lib\libxt_MARK.so >.\lib\xtables\libipt_set.so >.\lib\xtables\libip6t_hl.so >.\lib\xtables\libxt_TCPMSS.so >.\lib\xtables\libxt_dscp.so >.\lib\xtables\libxt_TOS.so >.\lib\xtables\libxt_RATEEST.so >.\lib\xtables\libxt_CONNMARK.so >.\lib\xtables\libipt_ECN.so >.\lib\xtables\libipt_TTL.so > You need to use a proper tool to decompress the files. Winrar isn't. Use tar as the wiki document explains. The "unable to open initial console" is caused by the failure of your decompression tool to properly create device nodes. The other error maybe caused by the failure of your tool to deal with links. >I wonder if that caused the problem ~> Anybody could give me some hint? Many thanks. > Just follow the wiki document. Cheers, Albert |
From: 蔡雷 <cai...@gm...> - 2009-12-03 12:39:40
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Thanks so much, you are correct. As I am not willing to install a whole linux on my pc (maybe in the near future). I used the installer method, with rename the kernal and filesystem name to lenny. Now, able to boot whiite on my Wii :) However, just wonder if this lenny debian already enable the wifi? In "Configuring a wireless network connection<http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/WL:Wifi_Configuration>", it writes: *You need the following userland packages in Debian to configure and operate the Nintendo Wii WLAN card: * - * wireless-tools * - * wpasupplicant (if you use WPA/WPA2 security) * - * udev (needed to service firmware image requests from the driver) * *You can issue the following commands as root from your Nintendo Wii to install those packages: * *whiite:~# apt-get update whiite:~# apt-get install udev wireless-tools wpasupplicant* But as I didn't get wifi work, how could I use "apt-get update". I know there should be a way to download on PC and copy on to Wii, then enable my wifi. It seems that I need to gain some Debian knowledge first. 2009/12/3 Albert Herranz <alb...@ya...> > >Hi > > > > Hi > > >This is the first time I use linux. I followed the steps in "Getting > Started with Linux on the Nintendo Wii: The whiite-linux system". > >Then I met the following errors when I use HBC trying to boot linux: > > Well, you didn't actually follow it :) > > >... > >... (It seems that the ext3 partition is mounted successfully through the > logs) > >... > >Warning : unable to open an initial console > >Kernel panic - not syncing : No init found. Try passing init = option to > kernel > >... > >...(after some trace dump, it says it will reboot in 180 sec) > >... > > > >One more thing, I use winrar to extract file system "from > debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.tar.bz2", it complains that some file already > exists, > >and I choose "Yes" to overwrite the existing files. I listed those files > as below: > > > >.\lib\libxt_MARK.so > >.\lib\xtables\libipt_set.so > >.\lib\xtables\libip6t_hl.so > >.\lib\xtables\libxt_TCPMSS.so > >.\lib\xtables\libxt_dscp.so > >.\lib\xtables\libxt_TOS.so > >.\lib\xtables\libxt_RATEEST.so > >.\lib\xtables\libxt_CONNMARK.so > >.\lib\xtables\libipt_ECN.so > >.\lib\xtables\libipt_TTL.so > > > > You need to use a proper tool to decompress the files. Winrar isn't. Use > tar as the wiki document explains. > > The "unable to open initial console" is caused by the failure of your > decompression tool to properly create device nodes. The other error maybe > caused by the failure of your tool to deal with links. > > >I wonder if that caused the problem ~> Anybody could give me some hint? > Many thanks. > > > > Just follow the wiki document. > > Cheers, > Albert > > > > > |
From: Albert H. <alb...@ya...> - 2009-12-03 14:02:16
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>Thanks so much, you are correct. >As I am not willing to install a whole linux on my pc (maybe in the near future). I used the installer method, with rename the kernal > and filesystem name to lenny. Now, able to boot whiite on my Wii :) > >However, just wonder if this lenny debian already enable the wifi? Yes. The debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.txt file that you can find in the same directory where you can download debian-lenny-5.0+whiite-1.10.tar.bz2 hints you at what to do in "7.2 Secure Shell (ssh)". The same information can be found in http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/WL:whiite-linux . There's a "hidden" tool /root/whiite-ez-wifi-config that you can use to easily setup your wifi connection using a text-based dialog. Your WLAN must support either WEP or WPA/WPA2. Open wireless are not supported by that tool :) You can start the tool by running as root (without the hash sign): # /root/whiite-ez-wifi-config >In "Configuring a wireless network connection", it writes: > > >You need the following userland packages in Debian to configure and operate the Nintendo Wii WLAN card: > * wireless-tools > * wpasupplicant (if you use WPA/WPA2 security) > * udev (needed to service firmware image requests from the driver) >You can issue the following commands as root from your Nintendo Wii to install those packages: >whiite:~# apt-get update >whiite:~# apt-get install udev wireless-tools wpasupplicant Those packages come already installed in whiite-1.10. >But as I didn't get wifi work, how could I use "apt-get update". >I know there should be a way to download on PC and copy on to Wii, then enable my wifi. It seems that I need to gain some Debian knowledge first. Cheers, Albert |
From: juan <jua...@gm...> - 2011-03-07 04:45:18
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i made all from command line like http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/WL:whiite-linux#Manual_Installation i do Partitioning of the SD card Creation of the filesystems Installation of the kernel image (IOS and BootMii GUI) Installation of the root filesystem then, launc from homebrew channel and i recieve the same error |