Hi, I was successfully build L4/Fiasco kernel, and run a few test including Hello World, and also compile and test my own simple program, but I'm having trouble running L4Linux (using kernel 3.0).
Actually the kernel was loaded, but when the system execute /bin/sh inside the ramdisk-x86.rd (I get it from the snapshot), it says that it cannot access tty, and then the job control being turn off.
I've been trying to follow the example from previous release, but they use rmgr, bmodfs, etc, which I could find on the new release.
I've also tried the example from L4Linux Pagehttp://141.76.48.99/L4/LinuxOnL4/use.shtml, but it doesn't work.
Can you help with the initialization routine? Maybe some example?
Thanks.
On Sat Nov 26, 2011 at 05:50:47 +0700, Adi Lima wrote:
I was successfully build L4/Fiasco kernel, and run a few test including Hello World, and also compile and test my own simple program, but I'm having trouble running L4Linux (using kernel 3.0).
Actually the kernel was loaded, but when the system execute /bin/sh inside the ramdisk-x86.rd (I get it from the snapshot), it says that it cannot access tty, and then the job control being turn off.
That sounds like a normal behaviour. Is the problem that the prompt does not work? Is the '-serial_esc' option there for Fiasco? That could explain it.
Adam
l4-hackers@os.inf.tu-dresden.de