[pocket-linux] Help with Kernel configuration

Sat, 12 Jul 2003 13:55:12 -0400

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I am fairly new to kernel configuration, I would like to know if there
is a template defining a minimum set of drivers needed for my/any kernel
to boot properly; such that a foundation can be built for all subsequent
kernel builds. In the particular example on the PocketLinux project page
I received a kernel panic message asking that parameters be passed to
init although the kernel has been told to run the shell directly through
the boot loader. Additionally I have configured and compiled kernels
successfully, problem is init failures are pervasive. I am left to
assume my kernel configuration is invalid. All help is appreciated

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I am fairly new to kernel configuration,
I would like to know if there is a template defining a minimum set of =
drivers
needed for my/any kernel to boot properly; such that a foundation can be =
built
for all subsequent kernel builds. In the particular example on the PocketLinux project page I received a kernel panic =
message
asking that parameters be passed to init although the kernel has been =
told to
run the shell directly through the boot loader. Additionally I have =
configured
and compiled kernels successfully, problem is =
init
failures are pervasive. I am left to assume my kernel configuration is =
invalid&#8230;
All help is appreciated<o:p></o:p>

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