Dear S?bastien, in message <20010212083954.A768 at dyn-52-73.matrox.com> you wrote: > > > Oops? Why do you think this makes debugging more complicated? I don't > > care where something is mapped, it's the job of the debugger to > > resolve those addresses, isn't it? > > Yes, the debugger should do it but ours don't. Also, I haven't found a way
Then convert it into a doorstop, and get a real debugger. I strongly recommend the BDI2000 by Abatron (see www.abatron.ch). Send me a message when you want a quote for it. > to tell it to load the kernel image at address 0 even if the linking was > done for address 0xc0000000. So I have to load the kernel with another You can't specify any load offsets? Oh dear. Get a real debugger! > > Are you really trying to run in little-endian mode? Really??? > > You are not supposed to do that. > > Yes, really! I don't see why I shouldn't do that. The kernel itself seems > to be running fine (no panic, it goes to the scheduler). My only problem > right now is to load executables and I'm not sure it's endian related. Be assured that this will not remain the only problem. From all I know, the PowerPC version of Linux is a big-endian kernel by design. Wolfgang Denk -- Software Engineering: Embedded and Realtime Systems, Embedded Linux Phone: (+49)-8142-4596-87 Fax: (+49)-8142-4596-88 Email: wd at denx.de Visit us at Embedded Systems: Feb 14-16 2001, Nuremberg, Halle 12/K01 (with TQ Components); our presentation "Starke Zwerge: Embedded Linux auf PowerPC-Systemen" on Thursday, Feb 15 2001, 13:30 Forum Halle 11. ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
