I've made some progress. If I boot your kernel with this command line:
exec -c "root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=192.168.1.13:/home/ts7200/sarge2
init=/bin/sh console=ttyAM0,115200 ip=192.168.1.50"
I get to a root shell and the NFS mount has worked. Unfortunately, its
in some lame state which has no networking, usb or anything else. I
suppose this is because /sbin/init hasn't been run. But if I set
init=/sbin/init it gives the error message as before that it can't
mount NFS. I don't know what to make of this.
The only other clue I can see so far is that many commands (df, for
example) produce the following error:
sh-2.05b# df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
192.168.1.13:/home/ts7200/sarge2
174299892 123843120 50456772 72% /
proc 174299892 123843120 50456772 72% /proc
sysfs 174299892 123843120 50456772 72% /sys
devpts 174299892 123843120 50456772 72% /dev/pts
tmpfs 174299892 123843120 50456772 72% /dev/shm
df: `/proc/bus/usb': No such file or directory
What do you make of that?
--Jeff
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