Re: entry point of execve to kernel -- how to find it?

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Hi,
	I had similar problem of init hanging when I migrated a hard 
disk from a new p4 to an old m/c. Someone advised me to install glibc rpms 
for i386 and remove the same for i686 from my hard disk. I did that and it 
worked. I really don't have any more info on this and not sure if this is 
really related to your problem. But this is the only occasion I have seen 
init hanging.

Regards,
S B Sarin(ee98291).


On Wed, 23 Apr 2003, Omanakuttan wrote:

> Hi,
> I am facing a problem in execve system call.
> When our linux box is coming up, it enters init() function finally and 
> execve-s init (/sbin/init) and hangs there.
> Now I need to debug execve which goes to _syscall3.
> syscall3 is a macro, with assembly instructions. I know that it puts all 
> parameters into registers and raises interrupt 0x80.
> What I would like to know is the entry point in kernel for this 
> interrupt so that I can put a breakpoint there and proceed from there?
> 
> Anybody any idea?
> Thanks,
> Om.
> 
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