Hi,
When I go through the DBMX Linux BootLoader Menu, even after I eject the
removable disk it doesn't give me any response. I could't understand the
reason. Is it about Windows XP's USB removable drive support??
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Hi folks,
I am adding usb support to our 5282 based board (the sl811 from
cypress). And when I am compiling the hcd.c file, the compiler complains
about the UTS_SYSNAME definition.
Some time ago it was discussed on the list the problem lies on the lack
of the backslash on the compiler:
Hi Advan,
Is the module crypto loaded? (You may have already
mentioned this...)
Regards,
...doug
--- advan wrote:
hi doug,
thank you very much , wlan_ccmp.o is also a gpl
and bsd license module,
MODULE_LICENSE(Duak BSD/GPL);
I change MODULE_LICENSE(Duak BSD/GPL) to
I made a standard uClinux-2.6.x kernel with nfs module.
In /user/mount compiler stopped with errors.
Probably there are some include problems. I 'm working on 200706021
(but I had the same error in 20070130), there are any patch to fix the
problem?
Thanks,
Max
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Hi David,
the strange memory size is because the RAM memory starts at 0x0200.
If I define the memory size correctly (2MB) in the crt0_ram.S the system
doesn't boot.
I looked at the /proc/mem_map and this is the results:
init Mem: 86176 Slack: 470 Shared: 0 Rom:
Sorry David,
this is the real /proc/mem_map output:
0x:
0x0004:
0x0008:
0x000c:
Hi,
I have found the reason that coldfire dropped into exception.
It is because of the timer.
I commented the timer codes and the exception never happened again.
Can anybody who had experience with coldfire dBUG told me why？
Thanks!
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Hi Ron,
--- Ron Jobmann wrote:
Hi
I just downloaded Busybox 1.6.1 to plug into the
Snapgear 3.4.0 tree
(replacing Busybox 1.00 rc3). I found a 'glue
makefile' on this list and
with
some minor adjustments it seems to work OK.
The problem I'm having is I'm compiling for ixp420
I issued 'make user/busybox_only'. The user/Makefile is untouched,
since the busybox directory is the same (busybox vs. busybox-1.6.1)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Doug Kehn
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2007 11:17 AM
To: uClinux development
Hi everybody,
I´m confused about if possible use shared libraries for uClinux and user
applications when the target it´s an ARM processor. Can anyone help me???
Best regards.
Daniel.
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