We got the brutus running with a linux kernel, now we are trying to figure out how to do the same thing with another board based on the ebsa110 + some extra chips. It has only 8mb and a different address map obviously. We can download angel based apps using the ARM sdt (which also works with the brutus) so I was wondering if angelboot would work with our smaller board. I know I need to relink the kernel for a different load address but I'm not sure what to use (or where exactly to make the changes in the kernel source tree make files). I am also wondering where the angelboot options are documented/explained. The one that comes in the angelboot tarball has the parms preset for brutus, i.e. base 0x8000 entry 0xc0008020 device /dev/ttyS0 options "9600 8N1" baud 115200 otherfile ramdisk.gz otherbase 0x800000 I took a guess at changing some of these (e.g. engry, base) so that things would end up in one of the dram banks on our board and cranked up angelboot. It looks like it makes a connection, but then gets lost. This may be due to wrong options in opts or the zImage not being linked correctly?....in any case I get the following when invoking the angelboot: : %./angelboot -f opts linux/arch/arm/boot/zImage Initializing execution environment.... Downloading Image size 0x70576 to 0x8000 ERROR: Recieved 1d when expecting start packet character.... (the above repeats until I kill it w/cntl-c) Any insights/hints on what to try/change are greatly appreciated thanks Dave Borja unsubscribe: body of `unsubscribe linux-arm' to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
