Scrogged memory, bad code. You are trying to execute a floating point
instruction and your processor doesn't support floating point (or it is
disabled). Memories like to go to 0xFFs and that is a floating point
instruction. Most floating point instructions are 0xFE and the 'D'
field supplies
Jerry Van Baren wrote:
Scrogged memory, bad code. You are trying to execute a floating point
instruction and your processor doesn't support floating point (or it is
disabled). Memories like to go to 0xFFs and that is a floating point
instruction. Most floating point instructions are 0xFE
Dear Kyle,
in message 3A42057C.6449819F at nexus-tech.net you wrote:
Sorry, I guess more detailed info would be helpful. I'm running a 2.2.13
kernel on a TQM823 board. I have seen this error when using dd to write
to flash. But it's not consistent (sometimes dd works, sometimes it
doesn't).
Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Dear Kyle,
in message 3A42057C.6449819F at nexus-tech.net you wrote:
Sorry, I guess more detailed info would be helpful. I'm running a 2.2.13
kernel on a TQM823 board. I have seen this error when using dd to write
to flash. But it's not consistent (sometimes dd
Hi,
I've encountered the following error several times while running various
programs. This one comes from a process attempting to call the times()
function.
Software Emulation memcp/44 NIP: 18424a0 *NIP: 0x398c8d88 code: ffda
Illegal Instruction
Can anyone give me a clue as to why this
