-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Mike Frysinger schrieb: > On Wednesday 12 July 2006 18:39, Jan Girlich wrote: >> At least I (the Makefile) used quilt to compile my kernel >> which doesn't want to boot properly. > > try doing: > svn co http://svn.nslu2-linux.org/svnroot/kernel > then run `make` in the trunk to build up a kernel
This is exactly what I did. But this Makefile needs quilt. After emerging quilt on my desktop this is fine. The next problem was -mabi=apcs-gnu which is used but not supported by gcc-3.4.6. Unfortunately I couldn't find out much about what this flag does and means and so on, so I just commented it out and compiled the kernel with `make CFLAGS_ETC=` This works so far. But at the end there are a lot of warnings about ixp400_eth.ko like these: WARNING: "ixEthAccPortRxFreeReplenish" [/root/kernel/trunk/ixp400_eth/ixp400_eth.ko] undefined! WARNING: "ixOsalMbufFree" [/root/kernel/trunk/ixp400_eth/ixp400_eth.ko] undefined! WARNING: "ixOsalMbufAlloc" [/root/kernel/trunk/ixp400_eth/ixp400_eth.ko] undefined! WARNING: "ixOsalIrqUnlock" [/root/kernel/trunk/ixp400_eth/ixp400_eth.ko] undefined! WARNING: "ixOsalIrqLock" [/root/kernel/trunk/ixp400_eth/ixp400_eth.ko] undefined! >> No (serial-)console or similar, so >> I just can guess what's wrong... :( > > a lot saner on your nerves if you boot up one of the stock firmwares first, > develop Gentoo in a chroot, and then move your system over to that once you > know it's working I try doing it this way. My system is developed in a chroot. But you got me to the idea to boot e.g. a stock debian kernel which will then boot my gentoo just to be sure that my gentoo init is sane. Then I will just change the kernel to the one I want. >> PS: I have this "you're on your own"-feeling since I began to play >> around with my slug the way I want ;) > > i have no problems merging stuff back ... it isnt that i dont want to see an > armeb/glibc port, it's just a very very low priority in the pool of ports I already started to describe what I did on gentoo-wiki.com. Just started, so I'd be embarrassed to tell the link :) Jan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.4 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFEuLSSvuM9o4Jvd/8RAoxjAJ96aTd0OAbiZvZF6rRX9jvvaAWvsACfRsA9 b4kOO0wH4nkDR8qoXzUuIkM= =H3Bs -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- [email protected] mailing list
