Ollie Lho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> What is the defination of "valid ELF file" ?? My elfImage should be
> "valid" ELF file but can not be loaded because of the "range conflict".
I have a complete definition of that, and I will post it again shortly.
Your problem is that it is trying to overwrite linuxBIOS. And that check
has been present in my elfbooting code for 9 months.
What is not well defined is what addresses that linuxBIOS will use.
> If gcc's default crt0.S does not work, which one can ?? Is it ubs_start.S ??
> Say, I have a hello.c like this
>
> #include <printk.h>
> main()
> {
> printk_debug("hello world\n");
> }
>
> How can I build a ELF image that can be loaded by ELF boot ??
> Should I do as:
>
> gcc -c ube_start.S
> gcc -c hello.c
> gcc -nostdlib -nostartfiles -static -T ldscript.ld -o hello\
> ube_start.o hello.o
>
> BTW, Can you provide a sample crt0.S and code to read LinuxBIOS table.
> Something like libgcc ??
The big change is that crt0.S really does not need to be involved. But yes
I'll provide a simple example.
Eric
