The initial bootstrap init (started directly by the kernel via
usermode_bootstrap) had RSP = 0 from InterruptStack::init(), which
does NOT set RSP. This caused any push/call in the binary to fault
on address 0.
The Rust panic handler caught the resulting page fault and generated
ud2 — visible as 'Invalid opcode fault' at a low RIP before main()
ever runs. This was the root cause of the init crash.
Fix:
- Map 8 pages (32 KiB) of user stack just above the initfs image
- Set RSP to the top of the stack
- Add debug log showing the mapped region
The stack is intentionally small (32 KiB) — enough for Rust _start
to run but small enough to detect stack overflow immediately. Once
init calls fexec_impl to spawn the real init, the real init gets its
own full 8 MB stack via the redox-rt exec path.
The sys_mkns and sys_setns functions added in 48fc2f1c reference
UserSliceRo and FileHandle but the imports were not updated, causing
the build to fail with 'cannot find type' errors. This commit adds
the missing imports.
Adds proper kernel-level namespace syscall handling:
- SYS_MKNS: dups the current namespace fd with the caller-supplied
buffer (NsDup::ForkNs + scheme names). The dup is handled by the
bootstrap's userspace namespace manager (initnsmgr) which creates
the new namespace and returns the fd.
- SYS_SETNS: switches the calling context's ns_fd to the given fd.
This makes the new namespace the default for all subsequent scheme
lookups by this context.
- Context gains an ns_fd: Option<usize> field, initialized to None,
meaning "use the global namespace" (default).
- Both syscalls are wired into the dispatch table in syscall/mod.rs.
Per local/docs/LOCAL-FORK-SUPREMACY-POLICY.md: the kernel fork must
be complete. Previously SYS_SETNS was undefined and SYS_MKNS returned
ENOSYS; init's setrens() panicked on bare metal.
- Rebase all Red Bear kernel changes onto upstream master (4d5d36d4).
- Update version to 0.5.12+rb0.3.0 and add Red Bear author attribution.
- Switch redox_syscall direct dependency to local fork path (../syscall).
- Bump rust-toolchain.toml to nightly-2026-05-24.
- Regenerate Cargo.lock for +rb0.3.0 suffixes and path deps.
This avoids the need to explicitly set a logger early during boot, which
reduces the amount of moving parts that could go wrong slightly. And it
cuts the kernel image size by 13kb.
A bunch of things are now printed a bit more compactly or without
interleaving of logs on a single line. Also a bunch of not that useful
logs are no longer printed by default at all.
vasilito
Ibuki Omatsu