Hi, I traced over the rfi-instruction for a reason: I was not able to break at start_kernel, but setting a breakpoint at start_here worked ok. Also, tracing over the rfi with a working kernel took me directly to start_kernel. So I thought MMU was to blame, but little did I know...
Thanks for the reply, I'll try your advice when I get back to work on Monday. Cheers, Mikko > You are chasing ghosts. There is nothing wrong with the MMU > initialization. > There are just times during the initialization that the system and the > BDI2000 > are not exactly in sync. This is one of them. > > Let the code run, do some post-mortem debugging (like dumping out the > console log buffer for starters). Work backward from the failure > instead > of trying to step into it (pun intended) :-) > > > -- Dan > > ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
