[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Thanks for your help ! I'm now running longer.
> The problem was that I had had things at the beginning of head.S, 
> which I think did move the kernel at the wrong place (why ?)
> Now I've replaced some of the nop by what I need, so I dont move 
> code anymore and it works.

Since the kernel is linked to be at address 0x8000, and you've added
code to the start of the kernel which tells the AIF loader that your
extra code starts at 0x8000, the kernel is going to be in the wrong
place.

> Does paging_init invalidates page 0xFE000000, so I cannot write 
> anymore directly into UART, or is that paginig_init that never 
> returns ?

No.  Please use the printascii, it's there for this sort of debugging!
Try putting it into 'printk' since it will hopefully allow the kernel
to tell you what's going wrong.

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Russell King ([EMAIL PROTECTED])


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