Hi,
I realized that shutdown command sometimes does not work.
When doing shutdown correctly, below output is displayed, but if not, no output is displayed and I can send other commands via terminal. Also, when doing nothing, exit code is 0.
Main kernel thread exited with status 9
kernel::arch::x86_64::stop:INFO -- Running kstop()
kernel::arch::x86_64::stop:INFO -- Notifying any potential ACPI driver
kernel::arch::x86_64::stop:INFO -- Waiting one second for ACPI driver to run the shutdown sequence.
2022-12-25T08-39-28..754++00:00 [@acpid:207 INFO] Received shutdown request from kernel.
2022-12-25T08-39-28..804++00:00 [@acpid::aml:127 INFO] Shutdown SLP_TYPa 0, SLP_TYPb 0
2022-12-25T08-39-28..829++00:00 [@acpid::aml:132 INFO] Shutdown with ACPI outw(0x604, 0x2000)
By looking into kernel code, I suspect KILL signal is not handled by pid 1(init?).
However, I cannot find why init process does not handle KILL signal because the signal handler should run after context switch, if I understand correctly.
As far as I know, if the process is not runnable, the process is not target of context switch, but I do not know why init is not runnable.
My question is where is init process code. I followed the code until fn usermode_bootstrap in src/scheme/syscall/process.rs from kmain, but I cannot find the entrypoint bootstrap has points to where.
Environment:
host OS: Linux Ubuntu 22.04
uname -a: Linux SoyaOhnishi 5.15.0-56-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 22 19:54:14 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
guest OS: Redox 0.8.0
Thanks.