Pe 20 feb. 2015 04:25, "Andy Ruhl" <acruhl%gmail.com@localhost> a scris:
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> On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 3:35 PM, Eddy Petrișor <eddy.petrisor%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:
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>> init: copying out path `/sbin/init' 11
>> 1.1(init): trap: signo=11 code=2 addr=0x40045d4d trap=0x17
>> r0=40045d4d r1=4003f1bc r2=40045d51 r3=00000049
>> r4=40050c55 r5=40050e3c r6=40045d4d r7=4003f224
>> r8=00000007 r9=bfffd6a8 rA=400511b8 rB=bfffd678
>> ip=00000073 sp=bfffd628 lr=40037b70 pc=4003d1b0 spsr=00000010
>> Process (pid 1) got sig 11
>> 1.1(init): trap: signo=11 code=2 addr=0x40045d4d trap=0x17
>> r0=40045d4d r1=4003f1bc r2=40045d51 r3=00000049
>> r4=40050c55 r5=40050e3c r6=40045d4d r7=4003f224
>> r8=00000007 r9=bfffd6a8 rA=400511b8 rB=bfffd678
>> ip=00000073 sp=bfffd628 lr=40037b70 pc=4003d1b0 spsr=00000010
>> Process (pid 1) got sig 11
>> 1.1(init): trap: signo=11 code=2 addr=0x40045d4d trap=0x17
>> r0=40045d4d r1=4003f1bc r2=40045d51 r3=00000049
>> r4=40050c55 r5=40050e3c r6=40045d4d r7=4003f224
>> r8=00000007 r9=bfffd6a8 rA=400511b8 rB=bfffd678
>> ip=00000073 sp=bfffd628 lr=40037b70 pc=4003d1b0 spsr=00000010
>> (this part repeats over and over until I press the power button).
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> Looks like it's a panic in init. Could be, nobody has posted about one of those in a while. I used to boot mine but it's been years ago.
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> Don't remember if the built in USB works? If so, it might be worth a try just to make sure it's not bad NFS code or something. I don't remember if these boot from USB though.
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I know Debian Linux can boot using a root fs on USB, but because the image is big, an Apex bit loader is flashed as a second stage after Redboot, which, in turn, loads the kernel image and init ram drive image.
Regarding NetBSD, there are 3 images produced using the instructions in the wiki, one for NFS root and 2 for usb1 and usb2 roots.
I suppose copying the root fs tree I already have shared via NFS on a USB stick or HDD should work, but I don't know what is the necessary partition format and if I can achieve this from Linux. Any help would be appreciated.
> I would really like to try booting mine again at some point.
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> Andy