Good point,
I originally missed the part that said the /bin/sh file was overwritten
too ...
Hmm.... I would suggest using an nfs root, and then mounting the
/dev/mtdblock1 partition as something like /mnt/flash. Then you'll be
able to re-organize your /bin/sh properly.
Just do a search on the list for something to do with root=/dev/nfs,
that should help you out... actually one of my posts would allow you to
boot from a shiny new 2.6.19 kernel into an nfs gentoo-embedded stage-1
root for the arm :)
~/Chris
wimpunk wrote:
> --- In Kyaw Kyaw <> wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>> I tried to test in Shell scripting with the example
> program shown in "teach yourself in Shell scripting within 24 hrs". I
> tested with the program of
>> --------------logins--------------
>> #!/bin/sh
>> # print out the date and who's logged on
>> date ; who ;
>> ---------------------------------
>
> /bin/sh isn't a directory so you replaced your shell by your script
> which will not work because you replace your shell.
>
> wimpunk.
>
>
>
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