christophe leroy writes:
> I'd a look at it. It's exactly what I'm doing.
> On EBSA285, RTS and CTS arent used
I know that my printascii (etc) code does indeed work correctly in all
EBSA285 releases, so if you're doing the same as my debugging code, you
can't be getting to .Lalready_done_mmap. The only thing that would
stop this is if the kernel was not correctly located in memory.
I seem to remember you were adding some extra code at the start of the
kernel by using objcopy - this is probably where the problem lies. Your
extra code is relocating the kernel, and thereby causing all the internal
references in the code to point at the wrong place.
Try adding your code directly into arch/arm/head-armv.S
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