405 -- a little console help, part 2
Mark Hatle
fray at mvista.com
Fri Nov 9 02:46:27 EST 2001
Mark Pilon wrote:
>
> I've got a little more info -- /bin/sash doesn't produce any
> output and just sits there, echoing charachters typed. I'll try poking
> around w/ gdb/abatron but am not sure how to find the exec'd shell.
>
> if I spawn ash w/ init=/bin/ash:
> ...
> -- but at least I get a prompt and it seems to work.
That is very odd, I don't know why ash would work and sash does not.
Very strange indeed.
> I'm not sure what the message "can't access tty; job control turned off"
> means -- I'll have to get the source for ash and debug it.
This sounds like you do not have proper /dev/* populated.. i.e.
/dev/console, /dev/tty, /dev/pts, etc. For initial system bringup you
can ignore that warning. (However, keep in mind that ctrl-C, ctrl-Z,
etc job control will not work..) This might also partially be a symptom
of ash starting as process 1, process 1 contains special rules in the
kernel as it is the init process.
--Mark
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