Am 13.03.2011 20:25, schrieb Scott Duplichan: > ]In general, maybe just copy over coreboot's kconfig and look for the > ]changes (there are some you'd have to revert)? > > This is essentially what I am doing now. To run abuild, I change > the default payload from seabios to none. I am hoping to find a > solution that works with no modification to the coreboot trunk > at all. I was thinking about changing seabios' kconfig the same way we changed coreboot's kconfig. No changes to coreboot necessary.
> Here is another problem with using mingw to build coreboot. > Building projects that include the new AMD reference code > (ASRock E350, AMD Persimmon, AMD Inagua) fail with the message, > "Couldn't commit memory for cygwin heap", > http://gitorious.org/msys/msys/blobs/MSYS-1_0_14/src/winsup/cygwin/cygheap.cc#line175 > Restarting the build works around the problem. I found cygheap.cc > uses a very simple malloc/free scheme where the memory originates > from Windows function VirtualAlloc, yet is never returned by calling > VirtualFree. In addition, VirtualAlloc allocates one 4096 byte page > minimum, which is wasting a lot for allocations of only a few bytes. > For now, I just expanded CYGHEAPSIZE a bit. A better fix may be > needed in the future. I'm not quite sure - are you using mingw or cygwin? Patrick -- coreboot mailing list: [email protected] http://www.coreboot.org/mailman/listinfo/coreboot
