Dan Malek wrote: > > That kernel _works_. If you can't boot that one, you better start > looking elsewhere for problems.
That is what I figured, although I had to make some changes to get the FEC driver to compile (net/core/dev.c refers to cpm_enet_init, but not fec_enet_init, which seems to work if you want to use the scc ethernet I suppose, but does not work for the fec driver). > Are you including the software work arounds for the CPU6 silicon > errata? yes > Yeah, you have some hardware problems. <SNIP> The problems > you see are quite typical of a memory controller configuration > or a processor/memory board layout problem. ARRRGGGGHHH. You can't imagine how much this pains me. Well.... perhaps you can :) I am going to disable everything I can WRT caches, etc. and see if it clears up. > I like MMUs because I don't have a real life. How appropriate in this situation... Thanks, tim ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
