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I use the gentoo's uclibc embedded stage3 and when chrooting to the new env, I get the following error :
root@OpenWrt:/# ls
bin dev home mnt proc sbin sys usr
boot etc lib opt root stage3-mipsel-uclibc-20041107.tar.bz2 tmp var
Illegal instructionHas anyone an idea why it does not work ? The stage3 is mounted via nfs and writeable/readable/executable.
Ah maybe it's a proc problem because I forgot to mount proc to the new /mnt/proc. But actually, it is not that.
What's the nfs server saying on the remote end ?
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Nico
When the command ends, the nfs server say nothing, so that I think it's an ash bug.
After you chroot, you're nolonger using any of the libraries or binaries provided by openwrt; you're using whatever files are in the new root filesystem. Perhaps there's some issue with your chroot filesystem?
Actually, I really don't know if the /bin/sh from openwrt requires libraries to work. I'll try to strace it in order to view if it requires something like this.
Maybe bash will be a better solution to do that as I can compile it statically. Thanks for your help, and I will tell you if this chrooted filesystem is working wether or not 
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