On Aug 3, 2010, at 04:36, ext Sylvia Liu wrote: > I have tried your method exactly as you said, but the qemu stopped here: > > [ 0.238] Loading kernel image info > Loading kernel (1802 kB)... done in 72 ms (24958 kB/s) > [ 0.308] Loading initfs image info > [ 0.308] Total bootup time 339 ms > [ 0.310] Serial console enabled > Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel. > > Seems the uncompressing transaction is too fast. > How can I get more information about it? > Do you know how to resolve it?
This is exactly how it should look like, apart from stopping there of course ;) Are you running qemu on linux? If so, add "-clock unix" on the qemu command line, that should do the trick. Sorry I forgot that from the original mail. If the above doesn't help, replace "-serial stdio" with "-monitor stdio" on the qemu command line, and when the emulation stops enter "pmemsave 0x80399a44 0x8000 log" in the qemu monitor console. This will save the early boot log of the kernel in a file named "log" and from there you will be able to see where the boot stops. Note the address is valid for this particular kernel build only. Regards, Juha _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
