Re: ml310 kernel2.6 booting problems

Thx for the answer

It's right, there is no /dev/console, but the MontaVista-Linux-kernel can =
fully boot with this rootFS, how comes=3F
Doesn't matter, I was going to make my own RootFS anyway, so can you give =
me an hint how I would
do this best=3F
I tried the Klingauf-Script (www.klingauf.com) with busybox, but I still h=
ave no console in my /dev/ and it doesn't work.
I tried out buildroot, but I was a little overstrained with the configurat=
ion and when I did "make" it aborted with an error message
after a long time of working
Then I tried ELDK. I read that I could use the Directory "<install-dir>/pp=
c=5F4xx/" as rootfs but when I go there and look inside=20
/dev I find only one entry:
prw------- 1 jogi jogi 0 2007-01-20 04:58 initctl
So this won't work, would it=3F

Which way would be the best for me to get an good RootFS easily=3F
If the answer would be buildroot can you give me a short summary which set=
tings are importent=3F
I read I can use my crosstool-Xcompiler, but I couldn't figure out how.=20

Greetings & Thx
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On 1/16/08, Joachim Meyer [off-list ref] wrote:

Thx for the answer

It's right, there is no /dev/console, but the MontaVista-Linux-kernel can fully boot with this rootFS, how comes?

hmmm, I don't know.  The montavista kernel might be running a
different binary as the init process.  Compare the kernel parameter
lines between the two.

Doesn't matter, I was going to make my own RootFS anyway, so can you give me an hint how I would
do this best?
I tried the Klingauf-Script (www.klingauf.com) with busybox, but I still have no console in my /dev/ and it doesn't work.

Creating a console device is easy:

$ mknod /dev/console c 5 1

I tried out buildroot, but I was a little overstrained with the configuration and when I did "make" it aborted with an error message
after a long time of working
Then I tried ELDK. I read that I could use the Directory "<install-dir>/ppc_4xx/" as rootfs but when I go there and look inside
/dev I find only one entry:
prw------- 1 jogi jogi 0 2007-01-20 04:58 initctl
So this won't work, would it?

Looks like you haven't installed ELDK correctly.  I recommend
rereading the instructions and giving it another try.  ELDK is a great
starting point.

Which way would be the best for me to get an good RootFS easily?
If the answer would be buildroot can you give me a short summary which settings are importent?

Personally, I use buildroot, but you should start with ELDK to get things going.

Cheers,
g.

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