cross debug with gdb/gdbserver on 405GP

2002-09-20 Thread sjk
Hi, I am porting Linux on CSB272 405gp board.The Linux kernel works. But I can't debug applications with gdb and gdbserver. The problem is described as following: I want to cross debug applications by gdbserver and gdb.But only one breakpoint can break. Any excute comand including stepi make

Where can I find pci driver for MPC8250?

2002-09-20 Thread Luo Yanjun
Hi, I searched the list and can't find it. Also I can't find it at kernel source. Anybody can tell me? Thanks in advance, Luo Yanjun, 09/20/2002. ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/

loading modules

2002-09-20 Thread Magnus Damm
This might be related to a powerpc-specific bug in the busybox insmod implementation. Try the 0.60.4 release or use this patch: http://opensource.se/projects/busybox/busybox-0.60.3-insmod_rewrite.patch / magnus stefania magistrali wrote: Hi all! I am working with a PowerPC 860T based board.

Potential problem in fec.c for 8xx

2002-09-20 Thread Thomas Lange
When using MII, the interrupt for link status changes is enabled before the PHY type has been detected. If a link status change happens before PHY is detected, you will get kernel panic in mii_link_interrupt because the MII functions are undefined. The correct way to do this would be to move

data address causing machine check exception

2002-09-20 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi: In the sample crash I had sent in the previous mail (attached below), I deliberately caused a crash by accessing an invalid address 0xfd04 which is in gpr[3], the first parameter to a function that caused the crash. But this invalid address is not in DAR or SRR0 as I expected, instead I

Potential problem in fec.c for 8xx

2002-09-20 Thread Stephan Linke
Hi Thomas, normaly this shouldn't happen. By default the interrupts of the PHY chips are disabled (see PHY register settings). So when you enable the 8xx interrupt nothing should happen. So FEC driver has the time to detect the PHY and setup the registers. After the registers are initializes

cross debug with gdb/gdbserver on 405GP

2002-09-20 Thread Matt Porter
On Fri, Sep 20, 2002 at 01:12:13PM +0800, sjk wrote: Hi, I am porting Linux on CSB272 405gp board.The Linux kernel works. But I can't debug applications with gdb and gdbserver. You weren't kind enough to tell us what kernel you are using. :) ASSuming that you are using a recent 2_4_devel

cross debug with gdb/gdbserver on 405GP

2002-09-20 Thread Kenneth Johansson
On Fri, 2002-09-20 at 17:09, Matt Porter wrote: On Fri, Sep 20, 2002 at 01:12:13PM +0800, sjk wrote: Hi, I am porting Linux on CSB272 405gp board.The Linux kernel works. But I can't debug applications with gdb and gdbserver. You weren't kind enough to tell us what kernel you are

Potential problem in fec.c for 8xx

2002-09-20 Thread Dave Ellis
Stephan Linke wrote: normaly this shouldn't happen. By default the interrupts of the PHY chips are disabled (see PHY register settings). So when you enable the 8xx interrupt nothing should happen. So FEC driver has the time to detect the PHY and setup the registers. After the registers are