On Jan 12, 2008 7:24 PM, Peter Stuge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sat, Jan 12, 2008 at 02:15:34PM +0200, Jouni Mettälä wrote: > > LinuxBios booted to filo. Motherboard is abit be6. This is azza/pt-6ibd/ > > config using http://coreboot.org/AZZA_PT-6IBD_Build_Tutorial. filo > > config was also from it. > > Cool! > > FILO doesn't find a hard drive at hda. Do you have one there? > > Either way, it would be nice if you could use memtest as payload and > let it run for a few hours to check that RAM is set up right. > > > //Peter >
It now boots with filo. This time with different filo Config file. # means these lines were commented out. #USE_GRUB = 1 MENULST_TIMEOUT = 6 -> = 10 VGA_CONSOLE = 1 -> VGA_CONSOLE = 0 PC_KEYBOARD = 1 -> PC_KEYBOARD = 0 #SUPPORT_PCI = 1 #PCI_BRUTE_SCAN = 1 added DEBUG_ALL = 1 using single 64M chip memtest was ok after 20 minutes. If longer time is needed then I test new version of memtest. Reading supported motherboards azza/pt-6ibd/ works also with 64MB it is marked as WIP. Keyboard isn't working yet. Tested ps/2 keyboard. Using kernel as boot file it boots. I can't log in with keyboard or minicom. This could be something simple I don't now. Writing of boot line works with minicom. Maybe I could add some useful logs with using some startup scripts? Slightly edited minicom log is attached. It might still have something unneccessary lines.
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