Re: emdebian rootfs
Hi,
please reply to the previous message on the list - not post a whole
new message. Its better to keep everything in a single thread so
people can follow or ignore it more easilly.
I've copied your second message below.
> soltani samir <soltanstein.ii@gmail.com> wrote:
>good morning,
>excuse me Mr Martin, I have a mistake in the email,
Just plain Martin, it's my first name.
>qemu-system-arm -kernel kernel_bin_2.6.28-arm1_uImage-2.6.28-arm1-versatile -hda rootfs.img -M versatilepb -append "root=/dev/ram"
If rootfs.img already contains your root filesystem (which it does by
your previous explanations) I think root should be /dev/hda not
/dev/ram.
You only use /dev/ram together with the -initrd option when you have a
ramdisk image in addition or instead of a harddisk image [one example
of this is using an empty harddisk image and an installer ramdisk
image]
As I said in my previous reply you need to ensure your kernel contains
everything needed to mount the rootfs.
Martin
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