On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 04:27:34AM -0700, Vivek-Kumar Gupta wrote: >Regarding ep93xx-eth, I just mean to say that, I am using Cirrus logic >board, and I have also seen ep93xx_eth.c, which generates ep93xx-eth >driver. >I am searching ep93xx-eth in booting scripts to turn OFF the Network >Support from kernel boot. Well my doubt is cleared by Brian, thanks. >Well now I am looking for some way for disabling Network Support in boot >time then enable it after kernel boot. > >As far as compiling TCP/IP stack as a module, is a good suggestion, but >I have checked (#make ep=9307a linux-config => opens linux >configurations) that, but it seems that there is no such option. > >I really don't know who's cup of tea is this, busybox or linux kernel ? >I suppose busy box provides basic infrastructure for kernel to run.
Unless you plugged a libc which is able to run on bare metal into busybox (i demand to see that patch ;) it's just the opposite: The kernel provides infrastructure for busybox so userspace (e.g. busybox) can do various things. Obviously anything before "Freeing unused kernel memory:" is done by the kernel. Then userspace takes over. PS: Last time i looked, you couldn't build ipv4 support modular, lkml would be the right place to ask (or send patches to) about this. HTH, _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://busybox.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/busybox
