INIT frezzes on boot
Has anybody heard of INIT freezing just as it is starting up on a PowerPC
machine? I'm using my own custom kernel, but I'm using Debian's root.bin
image to mount as root. After it mounts the root partition, the computer
frees the unused kernel memory, and then hangs (I'm guessing it's trying to
load init or something. Ctrl-Alt-Del still works, and it does a clean
reboot, but I don't get the usual init messages that go along with it (e.g.
INIT: Switching to runlevel 6), so I'm assuming that the machine is not
"hung", but is instead waiting for something???
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