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I’ve a Leopard board (with DM368 Ti processor) up and running.(Uboot + Linux Kernel + root fs)
Now, the problem is, i no longer need busybox (which is currently there)..So i removed it.( from /bin/busybox) and rebooted the board, but booting gives an error message saying –
Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found
Is there anything else i’ve to remove to get it work ? Or am i doing anything wrong ?
Any help!
Thanks.
BusyBox acts as the “init” process on the system; if you remove it then you need to find a new
initto replace it with.