[plug] cannot get system to run init on bootup
Craig Ringer
craig at postnewspapers.com.au
Sat May 3 19:40:25 WST 2003
> I've tried the linux init=/bin/bash and this works okay.
Good.
> I had a look
> around and everything looks okay. All data looks to be intact, etc. The
> physical drive checks out okay also. So I'm really at a lost on this.
Did this just suddenly happen one day? Had you changed anything recently?
> If I'm right init wants to run a set of scripts all of which looks
> intact. Is there a command that I can run to start the scripts. Which
> script should be run first and idea?
it runs /etc/rcS.d/ first then /etc/rc?.d/ where ?=your default
runlevel, usually "5" for X11 login in RH, "3" for textmode login in RH,
or "2" for all in Debian.
It might be interesting to just run "exec /sbin/init" and see what happens.
Craig
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