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Hello all,
Maybe this story should be for coreboot blog ;)
I have a very short serial cable and therefore I had to always connect the
coreboot machine to the notebook which is bit annoying if I use my workstation
for development.
You may ask how sen
I made bit more extended version on http://blogs.coreboot.org
Thanks,
Rudolf
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On 05/31/2010 03:05 PM, Rudolf Marek wrote:
I made bit more extended version on http://blogs.coreboot.org
Sweet :-)
That is really cool Rudolf :-)
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Hi all,
I clean up the patch bit more. Looks way better. Question is if the ne2k.c
belongs to drivers or /lib (and where to put header file)
Otherwise it is nearly ready. I made Kconfig for that which is able to translate
the IP strings to the binary
That is amazingly great.
BTW: http://supplier.sandia.gov/opportunities/expanded.aspx?ID=768
coreboot is mandatory. Rudolf's kind of work shows why. Sandia is
putting some money on coreboot.
ron
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Rudolf Marek wrote:
> I clean up the patch bit more. Looks way better. Question is if the
> ne2k.c belongs to drivers or /lib (and where to put header file)
It's not a driver for initialization, it's console code, so I think
it belongs in lib, similar to usbdebug code.
> Otherwise it is nearly r
Dne 2.6.2010 05:21, Peter Stuge napsal(a):
Rudolf Marek wrote:
I clean up the patch bit more. Looks way better. Question is if the
ne2k.c belongs to drivers or /lib (and where to put header file)
It's not a driver for initialization, it's console code, so I think
it belongs in lib, similar to
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Hi all,
I hope here is a final version. I added the missing header files and did some
random fixes (typos, Kconfig more descriptive, GPL in header file)
Signed-off-by: Rudolf Marek
This patch adds support for console over Ethernet.
Thanks,
Rudolf
Hi,
I have done a ROMCC version too. Stay tuned. Btw this means that SerialICE over
Ethernet is closer too.
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Rudolf
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On 06/22/2010 04:49 AM, Rudolf Marek wrote:
Hi,
I have done a ROMCC version too. Stay tuned. Btw this means that
SerialICE over Ethernet is closer too.
YAHOO! This is great news for serialice Rudolf :-)
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Hello,
This is hopefully last iteration of netconsole patch. It works with ROMCC now!
I think this can be used to make SerialICE work over Ethernet too.
Works on Qemu and on real HW. Please can someone obtain rtl8029 card and test?
I think I could se
Anyone can ack / test please?
KTHXBYE
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On Fri, 2010-07-09 at 18:09 +0200, Rudolf Marek wrote:
> Anyone can ack / test please?
>
> KTHXBYE
>
> Rudolf
>
>
Tested with my m2v-mx-se and TX is confirmed to work.
Still, when using the qemu target it fails to compile, so I think we
should also test it using abuild to see how many boards
Before you commit, I have some suggestions:
I don't think it should default to yes.
+config CONSOLE_NE2K
+ bool "Network console over NE2000 compatible Ethernet adapter"
+ default y
+ help
A little trivial white space cleanup before you commit.
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Thanks for the hints, I fixed that, Its there as 5666.
If someone wants a RTL8029 cards please let me know. I will have like 20 of
them.
It could work on Soyo board too, however with Qemu the ROMCC runs out of regs.
Thanks,
Rudolf
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