Jim TerWee wrote:
I was scanning the archives last night and noticed that everybody was
using the watchdog to reboot the wrap boards. A lot easier way to do this
is add reboot=bios to the syslinux.cfg as shown below. I use the wrap's
where I needed to do a normal shutdown and use the watchdog for what it is
intended for.
default linux rw reboot initrd=initrd.lrp init=/linuxrc ........
A more correct way to pass your parameters to the wd1100 rather then
echoing to the /proc can be done as follows. I had not seen this example
shown in anywhere in the archives.
Hmmm, to be always correct is a very difficult thing. Things being
absolutely correct in the western hemisphere may be totally wrong far
east. You can only pass parameters this way at module loading time though.
# watchdog
wd1100 timeout=20 graceful=0
It looks like you are using a differrent wd1100 driver than me. Could
you tell us where you got that one from?
Thanks
Erich
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