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| # 10:31:13 | hank | Hi again guys. What does anyone know about the define TARGET_LIBGCC2_FLAGS? |
| # 10:31:54 | hank | Wondering why if I have target specific flags for gcc/libc why libgcc2 isn't passed the same data |
| # 10:31:59 | hank | same flags* |
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| # 21:01:01 | Tick_ | Hi y_morin. |
| # 21:01:06 | Tick_ | Tick again. |
| # 21:01:10 | Tick_ | You there? |
| # 21:26:04 | y_morin | Tick_: Heyda! :- |
| # 21:26:07 | y_morin | ) |
| # 21:26:56 | Tick_ | Hi :-) |
| # 21:27:23 | Tick_ | A quick question. Although I don't think it's x-tool-ng related. |
| # 21:27:25 | Tick_ | Is it ok? |
| # 21:27:27 | Tick_ | to ask? :-) |
| # 21:27:43 | y_morin | Don't ask to ask, just ask. ;-) |
| # 21:29:16 | Tick_ | if you can give me some hints.... I built the 64-bit system. The build went through fine. Imaging the box (PXE or USB) is fine as well. However, the boot procedure was stuck at pivot_root |
| # 21:29:36 | Tick_ | I meant the runtime system. (After imaging the box) |
| # 21:32:40 | Tick_ | I didn't upgrade all the packages and I don't know how to debug it. I intercept the init script to show a shell prompt. However, I have no clue which part is wrong. You mind shading some light? |
| # 21:33:21 | y_morin | Sorry, no idea. Does passing init=/bin/sh on the kernel command line works? |
| # 21:37:00 | Tick_ | I will try it. My question would be if any packages are necessary to be upgraded? I didn't upgrade GRUB (Still 0.97) because the v1.99 didn't work for me. |
| # 21:38:12 | y_morin | Sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to do. |
| # 21:39:39 | Tick_ | Sorry. I understand that it's to vague the question is. I was just stuck at this point for quite sometime and didn't know what to do next |
| # 21:39:49 | Tick_ | too |
| # 21:40:28 | Tick_ | Or maybe the question should be how do I debug the boot procedure? |
| # 21:41:03 | y_morin | Tick_: First, get a static hello-world print in a loop. If that works, go to next step |
| # 21:41:18 | y_morin | Second, get a dynamicaly-linked hello-world. |
| # 21:41:23 | y_morin | Third, get a shell |
| # 21:41:54 | y_morin | Fourth. Run an init shell script that does some more fancy stuff (load kernel module...) |
| # 21:42:07 | y_morin | Fifth, bring up network |
| # 21:42:26 | y_morin | fourth-and a half, mount file systems. |
| # 21:43:15 | y_morin | Tick_: use the init=... kernel command line to start your hello-world instead of the standard /sbin/init |
| # 21:44:15 | Tick_ | Sure. Thanks for the guidance. I will try it. |
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