single partition & no initramfs linux boot gets kernel panic
compiled a kernel using gentoo specifications for Thinkpad T430
mounted empty ext4 hard drive and created boot/ directory on it, moved bzImage and System.map inside
Installed extlinux to it with "extlinux --install [mounted directory]/boot"
placed syslinux.cfg inside with the following config:
DEFAULT linux
SAY Now booting the kernel from EXTLINUX...
LABEL linux
KERNEL /boot/bzImage
APPEND root=/dev/sdb rw init=/bin/bash
Created bin/ folder in mounted hard drive, placed bash binary inside
At this point i'm able to boot the kernel to the point where it has to run init, however it panics:
---[ Kernel Panic - not syncing: Requested init /bin/bash failed (error -2). ]---
linux kernel boot panic syslinux
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compiled a kernel using gentoo specifications for Thinkpad T430
mounted empty ext4 hard drive and created boot/ directory on it, moved bzImage and System.map inside
Installed extlinux to it with "extlinux --install [mounted directory]/boot"
placed syslinux.cfg inside with the following config:
DEFAULT linux
SAY Now booting the kernel from EXTLINUX...
LABEL linux
KERNEL /boot/bzImage
APPEND root=/dev/sdb rw init=/bin/bash
Created bin/ folder in mounted hard drive, placed bash binary inside
At this point i'm able to boot the kernel to the point where it has to run init, however it panics:
---[ Kernel Panic - not syncing: Requested init /bin/bash failed (error -2). ]---
linux kernel boot panic syslinux
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compiled a kernel using gentoo specifications for Thinkpad T430
mounted empty ext4 hard drive and created boot/ directory on it, moved bzImage and System.map inside
Installed extlinux to it with "extlinux --install [mounted directory]/boot"
placed syslinux.cfg inside with the following config:
DEFAULT linux
SAY Now booting the kernel from EXTLINUX...
LABEL linux
KERNEL /boot/bzImage
APPEND root=/dev/sdb rw init=/bin/bash
Created bin/ folder in mounted hard drive, placed bash binary inside
At this point i'm able to boot the kernel to the point where it has to run init, however it panics:
---[ Kernel Panic - not syncing: Requested init /bin/bash failed (error -2). ]---
linux kernel boot panic syslinux
compiled a kernel using gentoo specifications for Thinkpad T430
mounted empty ext4 hard drive and created boot/ directory on it, moved bzImage and System.map inside
Installed extlinux to it with "extlinux --install [mounted directory]/boot"
placed syslinux.cfg inside with the following config:
DEFAULT linux
SAY Now booting the kernel from EXTLINUX...
LABEL linux
KERNEL /boot/bzImage
APPEND root=/dev/sdb rw init=/bin/bash
Created bin/ folder in mounted hard drive, placed bash binary inside
At this point i'm able to boot the kernel to the point where it has to run init, however it panics:
---[ Kernel Panic - not syncing: Requested init /bin/bash failed (error -2). ]---
linux kernel boot panic syslinux
linux kernel boot panic syslinux
edited Nov 12 '18 at 7:18
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4chan solved my question in 10 minutes, i didn't have the libc.so libraries
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