You were right the pocessor is not a c3 or cII is a ciryx 233 MediaGX whith 32 dram and is detected by a mandrake 8.1 distribution as a Geode 266Mhz with 60M ram. this will explain why the system hangs up randomly how can i change this or should i use another distribution? this have also problems whith the compiler (its 2.96 and no kgcc it's aviable) so maybe is the best option. my other question is about minirtl i can't compile my modules in my desk-pc whith a standart rtlinux and made them running with minirtl (segmentation fault) which things have i to consider in order to do this? i think all versions are the same on both. thanks jorge
Der Herr Hofrat escribió: > > > i have been unable to compile a rtlinux kernel under pc104, i also > > couldn't compile a starndart kernel with it. when everything seem to > > work fine an the kernel starts to compile the system hungs up. i've > > tried also a minirtl distribution which works but when i insmod my > > rtmodule gives me 'segmentation fault'. my pc104 uses a cyrix not an > > intel some people have told me that these processors have strange things > > but i'm not sure about this. > > The Cyrix CII and C3 are fine with RTLinux - it would help to know what > PC 104 board you are talking about - as a first try compile the kernel for > i386 and see if that is stable > > > if anybody have succeed in seting up linux-rt in a pc104 i'will thank > > any information. > > It's running on many PC104 systems - but there is nothing in the kernel > configuration that is actually specific to PC104 so that does not help > you much. > > If the board hangs up randomply or during high load check if it actually > detected your hardware propoerly, > > check the amount of memory detected in /proc/meminfo > check the CPU detected in /proc/cpuinfo > post more details of the board and the distribution you are trying to > install... > > hofrat > _______________________________________________ > Rtl mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www2.fsmlabs.com/mailman/listinfo.cgi/rtl _______________________________________________ Rtl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www2.fsmlabs.com/mailman/listinfo.cgi/rtl
