[BusyBox] starting problem
Wim Vinckier
list-busybox at tisnix.be
Thu Mar 25 21:49:40 UTC 2004
Hi,
I had a few problems with my busybox and since there seems to be a lot of
people out there with almost the same problems, I want to send my solution
to this list.
The first problem I had, was that my kernel didn't want to mount my
filesystem. My system stopped after something like "freeing kernel
memory". Before that he also gave me "freeing initrd" but my initrd was
my rootfs. I solved this problem by compiling my busybox static.
After this, I couldn't run my own programs (even a simple "hello world"
didn't work out). I got errors like "Illegal instruction" and "-ash:
./hello: not found". I've solved this by compiling it static...
I wonder if someone ever could run a dynamic compiled program with the full
libc library. I need this library since I need a few other libraries
which need it.
Btw, ldconfig -v give me the correct libraries...
I'm compiling my busybox and programs on a SuSE 8.2 machine on a 2.4.25
kernel with gcc-3.3.1-16 and glibc-2.3.2-9
Greetings,
Wim.
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