In message 1.5.4.32.2000101239.006b54d8 at pop.esteem.com Conn Clark
wrote:
Either it can't find init, or it's a shared library problem, or your
console device is missing, or ...
...
Right now I think that it can't talk to the console or init uses a
function in ld.so.1 to spit
clark at esteem.com wrote:
Does anybody know why a machine would hang in the Calibration Delay
Loop just before it spits out the BogoMIPs rating.
This happens if the decrementer isn't running. Is this an 8xx or 8260?
They both have the ability to disable the timebase, which includes
On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Dan Malek wrote:
clark at esteem.com wrote:
Does anybody know why a machine would hang in the Calibration Delay
Loop just before it spits out the BogoMIPs rating.
This happens if the decrementer isn't running. Is this an 8xx or 8260?
They both have the
Hello:
I'm having difficulty working with gdb on my target board. I've created a
simple Hello World program as the debug target and am executing gdb on
out PPC823 board. Once gdb is given the run command the kernel croaks.
I've appended the example and the generated oops. Reading the oops
I cannot run the kernel from PPCBOOT on my FADS and i dont know why.
I configured bd_t on my 'fads.h' to look the same of 'ppcboot.h', i created
the image using the same procedure explained on the README of PPCBOOT
(getting a zImage.initrd) but after compressing the kernel, nothing happens
to
Gabriel Paubert wrote:
Hmmm..., actually all processors have a TBEN pin (except the 601) and many
chipsets have a register which is designed to control this.
Cool. I didn't know most systems have external hardware to control
this. The embedded processors have software control in some
On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Dan Malek wrote:
Gabriel Paubert wrote:
Hmmm..., actually all processors have a TBEN pin (except the 601) and many
chipsets have a register which is designed to control this.
Cool. I didn't know most systems have external hardware to control
this. The embedded
Hi,
I boot Hardhat linux on IDE disk on sp7400.
But I can boot it only once. The next time I boot,
I see
VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly.
Freeing unused kernel memory: 284k init
and hangs there.
I put the disk back to Host and found some problem with fs on this disk
and I can
Hi, Zhaobin!
On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 02:01:53PM -0400, you wrote the following:
I boot Hardhat linux on IDE disk on sp7400.
But I can boot it only once. The next time I boot,
I see
VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly.
Freeing unused kernel memory: 284k init
and hangs there.
Gabriel Paubert wrote:
The main use is
SMP timebase synchronization but it is important.
I'll just make one little suggestion, based upon lots of years
of multiprocessor development. Find a software implementation that
doesn't require synchronized clocks local to each processor, and
On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Dan Malek wrote:
Gabriel Paubert wrote:
The main use is
SMP timebase synchronization but it is important.
I'll just make one little suggestion, based upon lots of years
of multiprocessor development. Find a software implementation that
doesn't require
Hi,
I boot linux over IDE disk.
The only connection between host and target is RS232 which is used
to download and as console(minicom).
After kernel is running on target, how can I send/receive files between
host(minicom/linux) and target ?
For ascii file, I can use cat /dev/ttyS0 on target,
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