Thomas Otto wrote:
Or, wait to see if somebody else here has an easier way.;-) I would say you just boot your current system with the parameter 'init=/bin/bash', then do an fsck of the root fs, remount the root parition read-write and try to fix it.Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all* of the bootargs when you run `setenv', then do not run savenv, go straight to `bootd'. Thanks for the clarification, Thomas.Erm - did I miss the <irony/sarcasm> tag here ;-) ?Are you using and oldworld mac who uses a more complicated boot mechanism like bootx? With my newworld G3 I just choose 'l' for linux at the primary yaboot bootprompt and then enter "Linux init=/bin/bash" at the secondary promt (which is a bit tricky to to a non-US keyboard layout). Then I get a bash promt without touching any initscript. To boot, i just to 'exec /sbin/init'....
He did write rather specifically that he is using an AmigaOne. The bootloader isn't ready yet, so we use the internal UBoot bootloading mechanism. -- AmigaOne dev list FAQ (when I say F, I mean F): http://www.samfundet.no/~olegil/amiga/ Some "useful" packages: http://www.samfundet.no/~olegil/debian/powerpc/description.txt