It seems that grub-mkimage generates awkward ELF files, in which the Program
header table is at the end of the file instead of right after the ELF header.
I know very little about ELF, but:
- This figure in ELF standard seems to indicate which is the normal (not
sure if mandatory) location:
Hell[o]
Right, this is because it seems that the MSB is lost when writing a
character to the screen. For the borders specific characters are used
above 127 (non-ASCII). I wonder if the Pegasos console supports this
ASCII extension if you change some settings or so...
The problem is in
Robert Millan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Woops. I've been pointed out that cross-compiles were actually working and
should be preserved. I propose this new patch which integrates endianess
conversion macros with include/grub/types.h.
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On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 05:55:03PM +0200, Robert Millan wrote:
Ok. But no, I didn't really notice. I'll fix this entry and keep trying to
get it right next time.
Does this look good?
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* Robert Millan [EMAIL PROTECTED] [071012 18:19]:
It seems that grub-mkimage generates awkward ELF files, in which the Program
header table is at the end of the file instead of right after the ELF header.
- Our own ELF loader doesn't like phdroff 0x2000 either, from
