David A Rusling wrote:
>
> all,
>
> I've made good progress in porting Linux to a new ARM
> system. Basically I've got the RAMdisk loading and the system
> starting to boot from it. I can see ('cos I hacked the kernel) the
> init process come up and load both init and the libc that it's linked
> against. Unfortunately it goes horribly wrong from there. I'm using
> the rpc-root stuff - the latest that I can find which contains a.out
> object format images. What I last tried to do was to have init start
> a shell executing shell commands - the really old basic way of booting
> a system. This access violates someplace - pretty hard to tell where.
> OK, enough of this, a request. Does anyone have either a statically
> linked sh or a combination of sh and libc that is known good? I'm
> presuming that the root-rpc stuff is good, but I'm beginning to wonder.
> Oh, yes I can build some cross tools, but my goal is to get a basic
> RAMdisk kernel up and running, then to move to a different processor
> (this system has multiple header cards, up to 4). I'd rather not
> faff around with tools if I can help it.
>
I had the same problem with 2.2.1-rmk4
Now, with 2.2.2-rmk4, it works
christophe
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