On Sat, May 05, 2001 at 08:28:08PM -0700, Jim Fischer wrote:
> I'm part of a group of about 10 undergraduate & graduate students who are
> collectively working on an "embedded Linux" project at Cal Poly, SLO. We are
> working with an EBSA-285 and have run into a *major* problem with our project,
> as outlined at the following web site:
>
> http://www.calpoly.edu/~jfischer/ebsa285/bios/1.10.1-110/ebsa-panic.html
The following things in the kernel boot log stand out:
| [bios:boot_kernel] KERNEL_PARAM_ADDR : 0x00001000
|
|Warning: bad configuration page, trying to continue
The kernel is expecting the parameters to be located at 0x100, not 0x1000.
I don't see why your bios is putting them at 0x1000 (mine doesn't).
However, the kernel is getting the right memory size.
Second thing is I don't recognise your backplane type. Are you sure that:
1. The kernels idea of interrupt routing on your backplane is correct?
(its not possible for me to put cards slots 17 to 20 on my EBSA285
backplane)
2. You haven't moved the 3com network card recently?
(you said about adding a Promise Ultra66 IDE card)
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