Something that solved similar problems for me, and that might be easy to try
at least, is adding ide=nodma to the end your grub kernel start line. It
seems that some CF drives have trouble keeping up with certain more modern
brands of CF, and turning off the dma seems to help in some of these
Below is a little info from the driver expert on how to use the
drivers/char/cs5535_gpio.c -- any feedback on how well this works is greatly
appreciated, as would still be any advice on problem stratgey here. - mg
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From: voyage-linux-bounces+m list.voyage.hk On
but by following the instructions in the wiki article i noticed that
there is no 2.6.26 config file in
http://www.voyage.hk/download/kernel_config/
** There is a kernel config file for 2.6.26 under /boot in the
Voyage Lenny package, I believe... **
how can i proceed?
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I am sure there is a better way to do it, but if you want to build kernels
by hand, here are some places you might look for help:
The Voyage wiki that explains a few different ways to do it:
http://wiki.voyage.hk/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=voyage_kernel
kernel pristine source, always available:
Punky,
It is not there now, likely not till Fall, but a Debian-based distro that
would seem to be moving towards really good support for EEPC and similar
systems is the new Ubuntu MID stuff (http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile).
They just released alpha code yesterday, limited to just a
As I understand it, the first release this month is a single core with the
D945GCLF board from Intel
(http://green-pcs.co.uk/2008/05/18/intel-atom-d945gclf-ready/), but I think
this Winter some dual core Atom stuff will also hit, plus clearly a ton of
the mini-ITX board houses will be switching
Edwin,
Assuming you get past the format issues, one thing that's great about using
1GB CF with voyage is that one can afford to make multiple partitions on the
CF, allowing you to have multiple root choices. This makes it possible to
do fairly easy over-the-air full OS replacements, which can
Rob,
I have used the current stable version of Voyage with gps and ntp to get
current time sync many times. The gps/ntp solution that works for me, and
is documented on their site, uses gpsd 2.32+ (http://gpsd.berlios.de/) and
SiRf3 GPS, which can be had USB or serial, although gpsd supports
Srikanth,
What version of Voyage are you working with, 0.1, 0.2, or something
more recent? What kind of hardware are you running it on, Soekris, or
something else?
- Michael
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Does anyone know which (if any) of the 2.6.x pre-made voyage kernels include
usbserial module in their default build? I know serial_cs is a pretty new
test thing, but I wonder if the usbserial might already have been in their
for a while, to support things like the PC5220.
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I am trying to build a voyage 0.2 boot disk for a Soekris
4801 with a PCMCIA slot. I am building this on a full x86 PC using a
Knoppix boot. I have a CF card drive in the full PC set to /dev/hda.
Two issues:
ISSUE 1: It no boot. When I make the disk and
then move it to the Soekris
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