Bob Goddard wrote:
Got some proof of that? It's generally regarded as common knowlege in
these circles that the via processors claim 686 compatibility but lack some
686-specific instructions (CMPXCHG among them), and this is what causes the
trouble. GCC says 686 instructions, ok. and the Via
On Thursday 09 Jun 2005 23:45, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Thursday 09 June 2005 13:15, Bob Goddard wrote:
The Via processors emulate the i686 just fine. The problem has always
been with GCC.
Got some proof of that? It's generally regarded as common knowlege in
these circles that the via
On Friday 10 June 2005 02:07, Bob Goddard wrote:
The Via C3 processors lack the CMPXCHG8B (CMOV) instructions and I
assume others which are listed in the Intel documents as being
optional. GCC assumes that they are always there.
Look at http://radagast.bglug.ca/epia/epia_howto/x1098.html,
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abel wrote:
My theory is that the 64 MB image is built with a specific hdd form
factor and when burning onto
abel wrote:
Seshu,
Are you working on a VIA based motherboard?
I am working on a VIA based motherboard.
Andy Powell (author of Asterisk Live! distro) tells me that VIA is not quite
good when emulating i686 behavoir and since his distro is compiled for i686...
We are trying to confirm that but
On Thursday 09 Jun 2005 17:29, abel wrote:
Seshu,
Are you working on a VIA based motherboard?
I am working on a VIA based motherboard.
Andy Powell (author of Asterisk Live! distro) tells me that VIA is not
quite good when emulating i686 behavoir and since his distro is compiled
for i686...
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Seshu,
Are you working on a VIA based motherboard?
I am working
On Thursday 09 Jun 2005 18:55, Kanuri, Seshu (Company IT) wrote:
Abel,
I am working on Intel boards only.
I have tried VIA boards and I do not recommend anyone to work on VIA
boards for a production system. The reasons for this being that there
are just way too many issues with these
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Abel,
I am working on Intel boards only.
I have tried VIA boards and I do not recommend anyone to work
on VIA boards
On Thursday 09 June 2005 13:15, Bob Goddard wrote:
The Via processors emulate the i686 just fine. The problem has always
been with GCC.
Got some proof of that? It's generally regarded as common knowlege in these
circles that the via processors claim 686 compatibility but lack some
Abel,
In have the same issue when I have burned the image to an 800MB CF Disk.
All it displays is GRUB CLI in a continuous stream.
Seshu
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My theory is that the 64 MB image is built with a specific hdd form factor and
when burning onto a different size CF it is mapped differently and it does not
work.
On the other hand, you always can find out how the device is beeing seen by the
system and customize the binary image accordingly.
abel wrote:
My theory is that the 64 MB image is built with a specific hdd form factor and
when burning onto a different size CF it is mapped differently and it does not
work.
On the other hand, you always can find out how the device is beeing seen by the
system and customize the binary image
, my 800MB CF disk with your
distro on it, you for your RD.
Seshu
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Kanuri, Seshu (Company IT) wrote:
Kristian,
I am talking about your distro, that does not seem to be able to boot
when I have mounted (if that is the right word) the CF into my Dell
Server and tried to boot from it as the only IDE drive available.
The Linux just does not kick in.
If you want
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