More specifically try bootlogo.h, that has a whole bunch of stuff in it
that suspiciously looks like a bitmap array.
Andrew
On Mon, 2006-10-23 at 17:22 +0200, Carlos Ojea wrote:
I thought those boot splash (i.e. the montavista logo) were
hardcoded in arrays in one of the
Can anyone advise on how to make the kernel boot log be more verbose. Im
getting the system hanging just before the usual time when the console
login appears.
Just a short in the dark: Did you change /etc permissions?
Carlos
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If only it were ;)
I just need to find out at what point does the console come up. I assume
its something to do with the inittab and getty, but I cant prove or
disprove its even getting that far!
Andrew
On Tue, 2006-10-24 at 10:56 +0200, Carlos Ojea wrote:
Can anyone advise on how to make the
So: Should I assume VLYNQ is 'propietary' and there is no
specification avaliable out there?
Thanks and regards,
Carlos
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Andrew,
Try booting with single on the command line of the kernel, this way
you should boot on single user mode that will basically use /bin/sh
as the init process. This will make easier to identify the point of
failure.
Be sure to have the console device on your /dev, and be sure your
Hello,
I am trying to use several OSS audio libraries but all of them have
problems with Davinci OSS drivers.
The PortAudio API have two big problems with Davinci OSS driver:
1. The PortAudio API use nonblocking and blocking modes. And Davinci
OSS driver not work correctly in nonblocking
Hi all,
Under DVEVM 1.10, I biult new linux kernel, uImage to davinci board, and get
the version is:
Linux version 2.6.10_mvl401-davinci_evm. I think those from two script
files: localversion and loaclversion-mvl, they are under
~/workdir/lsp/ti-davici.
But I check the directory on davinci
Hi Juan,
I sloved this problem.
You right. Need restore the DVEVM HDD. after that, then let the DVEVM system
version matches modules version. for me now is 2.6.10_mvl401-davinci_evm.
Thanks you,
Andy
Phone: +1-905-238-6884
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Title: RE: DSP Stack Memory Map
Hello,
So what exactly do I have to
purchase to get to the stage where I can recompile the codec server to occupy a
smaller memory footprint? Does the DVSDK come with the codec server sources?
Thanks
From: Ring, Chris
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Hello,All
I use a usb-serial(pl2303) device on the DVEVM.
I have compiled the kernel (Kernel v2.6.10_mvl401) to support this device by
adding following options:
Support for Host-side USB
USB Serial Converter support
USB Generic Serial Driver
USB Prolific 2303 Signel Port Serial Device
And when
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