I see a couple possible fixes for this:

	* Allow one to enter "-i path_to_init" to the bootloader and have it
	  pass that to the kernel

	* If something goes wrong with init (i.e. it dies) it should detect
	  that somehow the exec failed and move on to the next one.

The first one is a bit more flexible.  I don't see that it would be all
that hard to implement.  The first one is also more useful in the case that
init simply hangs.



				--*greywolf;
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