[Buildroot] ssh-keygen seg fault

Kyle Hayes kyle at greenmonitor.com
Fri Jan 14 22:07:03 UTC 2011


I know, bad form to post a response to yourself.  I don't think I hit
a bug in Buildroot with the Linux version changing.  It was a user bug
:-)


On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Kyle Hayes <kyle at greenmonitor.com> wrote:
> OK, now back to this...
> [snip]
>
> I was looking for clues in the fact that my previous custom kernel was
> built for a 586, not a 486.  I checked in my old .config files and the
> 586 options, NOT Pentium was checked.  This support AMD K6-2
> processors etc.  I changed Buildroot's configuration to select the
> i386 processor family and Pentium processors as there was not an
> option that matched the kernel exactly.  I tried to build the system
> and then installed it.  The kernel failed to boot saying that it was
> the wrong processor version?!
>
> I checked the .config file for the kernel and found that Pentium-Pro
> was selected! Huh?  I ran make menuconfig in the kernel build
> directory and reset everything back the way I thought it should be and
> rebuilt.  That worked.  I'm still confused as to how the kernel came
> to be configured for the wrong processor.  I now have a fully working
> base system.  At least as far as I have tested it.  I have not tested
> logging into dropbear remotely.
>
> I will now start undoing my changes and test to find out where things
> go wrong.  I will first make the selected Buildroot CPU type = i486
> and see what that does to the kernel CPU type.  I will then set it
> back to Pentium to see if that is where the Pentium-Pro selection came
> from.

I did a make clean between changes and that wipes the kernel config
file.  Luckily I saved it...

Off to build another kernel with the right CPU and settings.

Best,
Kyle



> Best,
> Kyle
>



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