Hey everyone
I am making a very small system that fits on a 128MB CF card, and think I have it in a almost bootable state. This morning was the first time I tried booting it on the SBC that I am using, and it starts loading up, but I get the following message:
Bad inittab entry: id:3:initdefault: Bad inittab entry: rc::bootwait:/sbin/rc boot
I am using busybox if that might have anything to do with it. Also, I couldnt figure out how to cross compile it, since I dont want to use uClibc. When I select cross compilation in the config, it defaults to uClibc. I do not know how to compile it for i386, so it is compiled for 686. So, i guess the problem could be that they are not compiled for the right architecture, but i know that some of the other busybox commands work. What does someone else think?
I dont know what this means and can't figure it out on google. If anyone can at least tell me what this means and point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful