[pocket-linux] Trouble with proc_fs in Section 5.4.2

Thu, 3 Jul 2003 23:49:11 EDT

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PocketLinux Community:

I was constructing PocketLinux according to Version 1.2 and all was going as 
advertised until Section 5.4.2. When I ran the script proc_fs the following 
message kept appearing on the monitor: Out of Memory: Killed Process 1(sh). I 
have checked the script for typos several times, but haven't found any. 

As much as a remedy I would like an explanation, since the real purpose of 
PocketLinux is knowledge. 

Also a question. In Section 5.3.6 one creates a symlink between /etc/mtab and 
/proc/mount. It appears that proc/mount isn't a permanent file. That is, 
there is no ~/staging/proc/mount at stage 5.3.8.  Is it created "on-the-fly" when 
one mounts proc? 

Regards, Rick

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As much as a remedy I would like an explanation, since the real purpose of P=
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Also a question. In Section 5.3.6 one creates a symlink between /etc/mtab an=
d /proc/mount. It appears that proc/mount isn't a permanent file. That is, t=
here is no ~/staging/proc/mount at stage 5.3.8.&nbsp; Is it created "on-the-=
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Regards, Rick</HTML>

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