Can't boot up from flash but from nfs

Can't boot up from flash but from nfs

[Qi zhaoling]

hi,

         I boot up Linux kernel with ramdisk successfully from NFS(kernel in flash, ramdisk in NFS),
but when I write the ramdisk to flash, boot linux from flash totally, it panic when kernel lauch the
bash, has anybody meet such problem?

Best Regards,


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Question on excutable image

[John Zhou]

Hi,

I built a application image based on libc. When run it on linux environment, if I still need these lib files?

Thanks in advance!
John

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Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit for exception?

[John Zhou]

Hello!

Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit for exception or error?

Best Regards,
John

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Re: Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit for exception?

[Dan Kegel]

John Zhou wrote:
> Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit for exception or error?

Your own.  It's pretty easy to write a shell script to do this.
Or you can use initd to do the same thing; see 'man inittab'.

Your questions seem to be fairly generic, not related to
the ppc; you might want to try asking
this kind of question on, say,
http://groups.google.com/groups?group=comp.os.linux.embedded
or http://www.embeddedtux.org/pipermail/etux/
- Dan


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Re: Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit for exception?

[Xiaoshan Zuo]

daemontool is one (http://cr.yp.to/djb.html), but it doesn't start
application in order.

Xiaoshan

Dan Kegel wrote:

>
> John Zhou wrote:
>
>> Which program can re-launch my application when this application exit
>> for exception or error?
>
>
> Your own.  It's pretty easy to write a shell script to do this.
> Or you can use initd to do the same thing; see 'man inittab'.
>
> Your questions seem to be fairly generic, not related to
> the ppc; you might want to try asking
> this kind of question on, say,
> http://groups.google.com/groups?group=comp.os.linux.embedded
> or http://www.embeddedtux.org/pipermail/etux/
> - Dan
>
>


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