Hi all,
On 13-Sep-98 Thomas Riemer wrote:
> So've gotten the dz code to tell me that it thinks that it has opened
> the /dev/console device.
>
> In fact at this point, it goes all the way to trying to execute init -
> what do I have to do to get the kernel to execute the "hello" world
> program? What's the patch that I need to give it - or what do command
> line do I have to give the kernel?
Excuse me, but playing around with three or four different source trees
simultaneously I somewhat lost track of what I have published so far. :-)
IIRC you don't need any patches or command line options if you are using the
latest snapshot from September 5th. The "hello world" program is /bin/sh on the
ramdisk image and will be executed automagically.
A simple test to check wether it is really executed is an additional printk in
sys_open(...) in fs/open.c.
Obviously you need working serial interrupts to see the hello message itself.
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Regards,
Harald
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