Re: [User-mode-linux-devel] init weirdness

[Jeff D. <jd...@ka...>]

If -pre3 does the same thing, did it ever work?  If so, what did you change :-)

That ls makes it look like you grabbed the Debian package.  Is it still the 
stock root_fs, or did you do anything to it?  I just booted up that root_fs to 
check, and it works fine for me.

I'm going to back off my earlier claim that it doesn't matter what you're 
booting from.  I can't think of anything else that makes any sense.  There's 
no way that it should be trying to exec ld.so, which is what I think that 
error message is saying.

Can you try making and booting a tiny filesystem with init, the shared 
libraries that it needs, ld.so, and maybe an inittab?  Just enough stuff to 
get init up and running a little.  If that works, then that would make it look 
like something's wrong with the root filesystem.

				Jeff