Re: No init found

[Mark Blunier <blunier@ocslink.com>]

> Isn't there somewhere in that syslinux.cfg that specifies where init is at?

Yes, its added to the append line.
> 
> Perhaps a silly thing, but do you have support for the right kind of
> binaries built in (i.e.. a.out / ELF)?
Tried that.  I started out with ELF, the rest as modules, then switched
them all to direct includes.

>  I discovered that not having the
> right versions of libc included with a dynamically linked init also caused
> problems that seem like something else, but if all you've gotta change is
> the kernel, that's prolly not your problem...

What really seems wierd, is its a kernel that will boot my system from
lilo and the hard drive.  It seems like I've got to be overlooking
something really simple, or I'm not doing what I think I'm doing.

Mark, Confused again.
> 
> --Danny, stabbing in the dark


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