Kernel Panic
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:52 pm
I want make a Linux Distro - very simple: I make it for limitated things, such as reading some configuration file, editing them, or copying files by other disk (maybe the SAM & SYSTEM from a Windows OS); so won't have a graphical interface.
So I use isolinux, I configured it, and i put the linux kernel and the initrd.gz.
All was ok; but when I decided to add some programs, exactly:
/bin/bash
/usr/bin/id
/usr/bin/lynx
(I archivied the initrd again and rewrited the "distro" in a CD). When the kernel load the new initrd, it prints something like:
I don't know why this: I haven't modified the /init script....
Any suggestion/solution?
Thanks,
azzka
So I use isolinux, I configured it, and i put the linux kernel and the initrd.gz.
All was ok; but when I decided to add some programs, exactly:
/bin/bash
/usr/bin/id
/usr/bin/lynx
(I archivied the initrd again and rewrited the "distro" in a CD). When the kernel load the new initrd, it prints something like:
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"Kernel Panic: can't open initrd filesystem: can't run /init"Any suggestion/solution?
Thanks,
azzka