STPC is 486 based.
Thanks for the offer on helping me here, but I think we do
it the following way.
Since my time schedule on the project is getting worse, I
will go on with my own tree/code structure I already have
(which is original linuxbios code, just collected and copied
from the tree into my tree to use it with my own config
programs). So questions/answers on the code should be the same,
only the config part changed.
The STPC code I use as a base, is just a piece of what Hamish Guthrie
did. So he should integrate the intire code into linuxbios, which
he is going to do soon I think.
It would be great if you can help me further on understanding
what linuxbios is doing/not doing and why.
I have questions which I will send in separate mails.
Thanx,
Armin
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Ronald G Minnich wrote:
> On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Armin Schindler wrote:
>
> > LinuxBIOSDoc.config ? That file is present, but the config script
> > is looking for a doxyscript.base in that directory.
>
> fixed, committed, sorry.
>
> how about we take this one step at a time, as you have time. We could
> start with setting up the mainboard directory. Then you send me files, and
> I can get a good look at your problem.
>
> One thing though on your crt0.S comment. The crt0.base file defines a
> standard template known to work on P5, p6, PIII, K7, etc. What happens is
> a crt0.S gets generated from this base and your other .inc files named in
> the Config. So I think we need to set things up in your Config so that
> your needed changes make their way into the generated crt0.S
>
> Is STPC a pentium-based machine? I don't remember exactly what this thing
> is.
>
> many thanks for your patience.
>
> ron
