Click each link above to download the source file and examine.
The concept in my modified /etc/inittab file is to display on the screen each line of the file just prior to its execution of that line. Thus the eXXX::bootwait:echo " in front of the exact text string that the line below it will execute. Same exact concept with the modified /etc/rc file.
So, what is it going to take to get this thing to give me a user prompt? How about just a login that will take "root" as user?
Well, I did get that, but only that, using this very different (tiny, as we call it) /etc/inittab file:
The whole file consists of only:
is:1:initdefault:
000:123456:respawn:/etc/getty tty000 9600
001:123456:respawn:/etc/getty tty001 9600
It produced this, the most significant part bolded by me:
MightyFrame loader version 11
Do you want to boot anything other than the default? y
Select device to load from (0-2=Onboard disks, T=Tape): t
booting from tape
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login:
However, no matter what login I type in, nothing works. root, install, anything, nothing, it just keeps repeating itself on <enter>
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login: root
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login: install
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login: user
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login: hello
RLS5.11
MightyFrame CTIX (tm: Convergent Technologies) User Mode
login:
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