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have busybox prompt for password in initramfs boot
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Embedded 1
when I boot my initramfs and run init=/bin/sh I'm not prompted for a password. How can I require a password before entering the shell? This is my initramfs recipe IMAGE_FEATURES = "" EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES = "" export IMAGE_BASENAME = "test-initramfs" IMAGE_LINGUAS = "" PACKAGE_INSTALL = "\ base-files \ base-passwd \ busybox \ " IMAGE_FSTYPES = "${INITRAMFS_FSTYPES}" inherit core-image inherit extrausers EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS = "usermod -p $(openssl passwd test) root;"
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Michael Opdenacker
Hello
On 4/23/22 22:56, Embedded 1 wrote: when I boot my initramfs and run init=/bin/sh I'm not prompted for a That's what you get when you use /bin/sh as the init process. Instead, you could use the normal init program built in your image (which one it is, Systemd or BusyBox init?), and get it to run the getty program instead to get a login prompt. Cheers Michael. -- Michael Opdenacker, Bootlin Embedded Linux and Kernel engineering https://bootlin.com
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Embedded 1
On 4/23/22 22:56, Embedded 1 wrote:oh, I see. thanks!when I boot my initramfs and run init=/bin/sh I'm not prompted for a
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