Hi Fabio,

On 3/17/10, Fabio Giovagnini <fabio.giovagn...@aurion-tech.com> wrote:
> I'm pritty sure you are right; I build my rootfs for coping it into a jffs2
> filesysystem using
> mkfs.jffs2 --big-endian --eraseblock=65536 --pad=2097152 --root=$(ROOT_FS)
> --
> output=$(IMAGE_DIR)/sh7203-filesystem.bin
>
> so mkfs,jffs2 have in account the big endian problem.

If your jffs2 image was wrong then Linux could mount it. Basing on
your kernel log msg I can see it is mounted correctly.

> Now, how can I solve?
> Whare can I study use to use EABI (compiler part ena dkernel part)?
>

Just using readelf will be enough to give you a clue:
$ readelf -a busybox | grep ABI

Best Regards,

Alan
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