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From: "Robert Keller" <rck@corp.home.net>
Subject: after the kernel seems to live
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It looks like I've finally been able to get the 2.2.1 kernel booting
and trying to access its root filesystem over NFS on an NEC
DDB-VRC5074 development board.  I'm at the point where the
kernel is trying to run /sbin/init and things die because of illegal
instructions in init (I'm using the little endian mips root from
linux.sgi.com)

Where do I get the code for init, ld.so and all those vital root 
filesystem friends so that I can be sure that they are compiled
the way I want them?

...robert