bootcharts:
http://faaltu.net/pix/bootchart-init.png
http://faaltu.net/pix/bootchart-initng.png



initng's boot log is http://faaltu.net/pix/initng-log.txt


It seems you have some error messages: "

system/mountroot : bash_helper[system/mountroot]: line 16: /usr/bin/awk: No such
    system/mountroot : file or directory
    system/mountroot : bash_helper[system/mountroot]: line 16:
/usr/bin/sort: No such
    system/mountroot : file or directory
    system/mountroot : bash_helper[system/mountroot]: line 16:
/usr/bin/uniq: No such
    system/mountroot : file or directory

"
Here in my system, mountroot.i does not seem to contain references to awk.
But in general, my mountroot.i references files like mount, grep and rm as
/bin/mount, /bin/grep and /bin/rm. In my system, these files are in /bin,
not /usr/bin. Sometimes there is a symlink in /usr/bin to the real file in
/bin.
So why is your mountroot.i calling files in /usr/bin? And why is your
mountroot.i using complete path anyway?

Anyway, if you want to get rid of these errors, I think you should upgrade
your ifiles. I'm using the ones from CVS.

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