FWIW, I got precisely this same error yesterday afternoon,
trying to compile for a MS7308E. This was on a fresh
and unpatched install of RH 7.3, with 2.4.19 freshly
unpacked and linuxbios pulled out of CVS in mid-afternoon
US/Eastern. I got to that point just as I was leaving for
the day, I was
You can try our LinuxBIOS ready kernel.
ftp://ftp.cwlinux.com/pub/downloads/kernel/2.4.19/kernel-source-linuxbios-2.4.19-CWLINUX_4.i386.rpm
It has integrated with sis patch, kexec plue others patches.
-Andrew
On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 01:23:36AM -0800, James Alton wrote:
ron,
Ok. I am going
Is there any program to generate this file? Where does it come from?
-Andrew
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Hi,
I try to put my ROM address at 0xFFF0, but
the script file gave me the following error:
Trying to create ppc/mpc824x/ldscript.ld
Traceback (innermost last):
File /home/jfha/mpc8240/src/freebios-20010708/util/config/NLBConfig.py,
line 636, in ?
writeldscript(outputdir)
File
Ok... Finally after almost 1.5 years. We (Bitworks) got the go
(complete with a PO) to build a system that uses linuxbios.
Its going to be a mostly based on our 440BX based system but we want
to use the the 440MX for to the low power CPU use, built in AC97 and
North-South bridge integration
ron,
Oh geez. I don't do a lot of compiling on this system (it has redhat 8.0
with all the defaults) so I never realized it had gcc 3.2. Yes, I
realize it breaks stuff, I just didn't check for that. Thanks.
P.S. Haven't compiled yet, but I'm sure going to a stable gcc will work.
- James Alton
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Stefan,
Every linux kernel out that I know of is not gcc 3.2 safe. Which means
it will not work. It's a linux kernel problem, not a linux bios problem.
I just didn't check my version when I did the build. *Do not use gcc 3.2
and try to compile a linux kernel* 99.999% chance it will not work.
-
Hi James,
Every linux kernel out that I know of is not gcc 3.2 safe. Which means
it will not work. It's a linux kernel problem, not a linux bios problem.
I just didn't check my version when I did the build. *Do not use gcc 3.2
and try to compile a linux kernel* 99.999% chance it will not
I need to get the kernel that I am building for my Geode sc1200
(including the linuxbios code) small enough to fit on a 256K eeprom. Is
this possible? My first attempt resulted in vmlinux of 626K. After
compiling linuxBIOS it gave my a rominage of 448K. Am I missing
something? I tried
We have fairly advanced prototype system running house and we
exepect release fairly soon.
seems like we are just down to one (stowstopper) bug.
It seems that we must disable MTRR, or else the stuff just don't work
right (ex: it will fail to boot kernel on switch to protected
Again, I run make and get make: *** No rule to make target
'.../freebios/mainboard.c', needed by 'mainboard.o'. Stop.
that's weird. But there have been several changes lately so we'll have to
do some looking around. Andrew, are you seeing this?
I don't see this problem.
-Andrew
I found that in my Makefile, which was generated without error by
/NLBConfig.py, the path for two files is just /../freebios/mainboard.c and
/../freebios/irq_tables.c
Aren't they supposed to be at
/../freebios/src/mainboard/via/epia/mainboard.c and
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On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 04:49, Tyson D Sawyer wrote:
I'm not sure that uC-Linux can't get that small. You loose some
features bu it might be worth checking.
http://www.uclinux.org/
I don't know the details or how current this info is but from the What
is page:
*
Again, I run make and get make: *** No rule to make target
'.../freebios/mainboard.c', needed by 'mainboard.o'. Stop.
that's weird. But there have been several changes lately so we'll have to
do some looking around. Andrew, are you seeing this?
I don't see this problem.
-Andrew
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This one built OK for me. I'll try to figure out what
was wrong with the other kernel directory; I had
pretty much just followed Antony Stone's HOWTO at
http://www.acl.lanl.gov/linuxbios/developer/portguides/M810LR/index.html
but I could have slipped up.
--Bob
On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at
David Aparicio Campos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm also looking at the code, and I would have found useful this guide =
too. It would be ok to pay the price for me! :-)
At this moment I still don't have the hardware (a reference board from =
National) but I have been able to build a
note that gcc 3.2 is breaking stuff everywhere. From now on, with compile
problems, send you gcc version too.
ron
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On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, John Allen wrote:
I need to get the kernel that I am building for my Geode sc1200
(including the linuxbios code) small enough to fit on a 256K eeprom. Is
this possible? My first attempt resulted in vmlinux of 626K. After
compiling linuxBIOS it gave my a rominage of
I'm not sure that uC-Linux can't get that small. You loose some
features bu it might be worth checking.
http://www.uclinux.org/
I don't know the details or how current this info is but from the What
is page:
* Common Linux API
* uCkernel 512 kb
* uCkernel + tools 900 kb
I don't know what
On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Andrew Ip wrote:
I found that in my Makefile, which was generated without error by
/NLBConfig.py, the path for two files is just /../freebios/mainboard.c and
/../freebios/irq_tables.c
Aren't they supposed to be at
/../freebios/src/mainboard/via/epia/mainboard.c
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