* sanjay tiwary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070323 14:20]:
> Hi
>
> I am not able to go beyound "Jumping to LinuxBIOS".Initially i thought
> it is a DRAM problem. But ram test passes. I am also able to
> read/write from/to RAM.So i guess my jump is not working. But i am not
> able to find out.
> So, Can anybody see the register dump which is taken before the jmp
> *%edi.
>
> LinuxBIOS-"2.0.0"".fallback" "Fri Mar 23 18:28:27 IST 2007" starting...
> Copying LinuxBIOS to RAM.
> Printing eax=00003333
> Printing ebx=ffffd14a
> Printing ecx=00000000
> Printing edx=ffff03f8
> Printing esi=ffff7092
> Printing edi=00004000
> Printing cs=00000008
> Printing ds=00000010
> End of Register dump
> --------------------------------------------
Sorry, this log contains no information useful for debugging the
problem.
From the log it seems no memory init is done at all?
Is this still the vt8601 northbridge board?
what southbridge? In one of your previous mails you wrote 82C686,
in another one VT8231?
You don't post any code that would allow people to help you debug the
problem.
The memory test in auto.c is not qualifying. If that jmp does not work,
your memory does not work. It really is that simple. This can be
frustrating, don't despair.
Have you compared northbridge register dumps between linuxbios and the
legacy bios?
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