Kernel panic: No init found.

[Graham Stoney]

On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 04:32:30PM +0100, Nils Hagge wrote:
> "No such file or directory".
> And this is definitely not true. The files do all exist and are readable and
> executable for all (u-g-o).

The files exist, but I'll bet that one or more of the shared libraries they
use don't.  Try execing /bin/sash (which is statically linked) instead.  Once
you get the prompt, do an:
    # ldd /bin/bash

and check to see that the libraries it's looking for are really there.
That link from /opt/hardhat/devkit/ppc/8xx/powerpc-hardhat-linux to / on the
target is usually the obscure problem when using the stuff from MV.  Dunno
what they were thinking...

Regards,
Graham
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