Murray Jensen wrote: > If you simply looked at the code you would see the problem we are talking > about. What are you suggesting? That kgdb and xmon will _NEVER_ send a > character with decimal value 10 via my_console_write()?
I've looked at it. I know it well. I wrote it. I know how its used. xmon and kgdb format their own strings/packets and expect read/write of a simple uart fifo. > http://lists.linuxppc.org/linuxppc-embedded/200205/msg00268.html Well, ahhh, there isn't anything mentioned there about fixing bugs. From your description it's all about yet another scc uart configuration method. I have lots of those on the shelf, all conflicting, that always seem to be useful to the person/platform/application. The easiest way to keep everyone (un)happy is to leave things alone. I used to apply those, a new one every other week, and the only person happy about it was the last one that had the patch applied. :-) You can pull the uart "bugfix" from the 2_4_devel tree now, if you wish. -- Dan ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
