[Peeweelinux] Init Problem
James D. Bearden
[email protected]
Fri, 09 Nov 2001 18:10:56 GMT
Hello All,
I am starting out in the wonderful world of Peewee Linux and I have run into
a problem.
I am investigating peewee due to performance reasons, not disk space. More
details are
available at http://james.nontrivial.org/projcitr.htm but basically it is a
386 with 16
Megabytes of RAM. I pretty much chose the simplest peewee setup I couldn
find with the
read only and many ramdisks option.
While I'm not a complete linux newbie, I really don't know much about the
finer points of
the boot process. So, I don't know if the root file system did not get
mounted successfully,
or else it did and for some reason there isn't an init. At any rate, I get a
kernel panic about
not being able to finid init. I am extemely inexperienced, but everything
before that seemed
to go swimmingly except for two errors:
tcsetpsrp: Inappropriate ioctl for device
change_root: old root has dcount=1
If somebody could throw me a bone before I spend all weekend on this I would
greatly
appreciate it. :-) Bonus points are available for telling me how to specify
a 80x25 console
verses the default 80x30 console. Maybe a kernel option?
---
James D. Bearden
[email protected]
http://james.nontrivial.org/
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