Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I've already solved the problem.
>From RedBoot I added the following to the kernel command line:
init=/bin/bash
This gave me access to the shell without the init scripts being loaded. I then
edited the faulty script and that was it.
thanks again for the help.
Hector
--- In Jim Jackson <> wrote:
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> On Tue, 2 Oct 2012, hec85aragon wrote:
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> > Hello, I made a silly mistake with my TS-7260. I ran a script that loads
> > an executable program from an SD card right after bootup. However, I
> > failed to notice that it tries to mount the SD card before the SD driver
> > is loaded (It is loaded manually with "modprobe sdcard-sdhc.o"). The
> > original sdcard.o driver was removed. Of course, the SD card never gets
> > mounted on the device, thus the executable is not found.
> >
> > The problem is that the call to run the executable is within an infinite
> > loop, so the script gets stuck eternally as it never finds the executable
> > program. Since the script runs right after bootup I don't have access to
> > the prompt anymore, and have no way to modify the script or to stop it.
> > Ctrl+C doesn't work.
> >
> > Is there another way to stop the script? or prevent it from executing?
> >
> > I'd really appreciate any help on this because I can't use my ts7260 at
> > the moment. Thanks in advance.
>
> Mount the sdcard in a Linux machine and edit the relevant files!!
>
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