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> Hi,
>
> Sorry if this is duplicated. I posted following message but did not see it
> on the list.
>
> Is there a pdf format of redboot user guide avaialbe?
>
http://ecos.sourceware.org/docs-2.0
RedBoot user guide is in the User guide.
> Thank you.
>
> Jim
>
>
>
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Hi,
I am working on Intel xscale IXP425 processor for our evaluation
board, can any one guide me how to configure the npe's on the processor and
are there any ready images that configure the network processor engines of
the intel xscale core.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sumanth.
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Sorry if this is duplicated. I posted following message but did not see it
on the list.
Is there a pdf format of redboot user guide avaialbe?
Thank you.
Jim
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Hey all,
I have been using the eCos FAT and JFFS implementations, and I would like to
know if there is a way to determine disk size and usage
without modifying the filesystem implementation. I know this question has come
up in the past, and it looks like the answer was
'no', but I would like to
Hello,
Few years ago Intel has ported RedBoot to ixdp2801, now I want to do the
same with current version (2.0 if I am correct).
To do it, I need to find all the differences between the original version
of RedBoot and Intel's one. The problem is, that I can't find old version
of RedBoot.
This si
I do remember seeing while searching for the driver that the AT45
were supported by the AT49 dataflash drivers. If so where the spi
dataflash drivers for the AT49 parts. I have seen references to V2
flash drivers, but cannot locate them. Are you implying that they are
only available
Moussa A. Ba wrote:
I found documentation on support for AT45x devices in the ecospro
reference manual. I cannot find anywhere the necessary drivers for this
dataflash, am I missing something. After some digging I came to the
conclusion that using an spi driver in combination with the dat
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all~
>
> I do research on reliablity, but I got a problem.
>
> Are there any tool that I can test or do experiment
> and help me know the reliablity of eCos ?
>
> Many paper related with reliablity use fault injector
> to insert fault in object code or source c
Hi all~
I do research on reliablity, but I got a problem.
Are there any tool that I can test or do experiment
and help me know the reliablity of eCos ?
Many paper related with reliablity use fault injector
to insert fault in object code or source code and
execute the system to see the reaction
I found documentation on support for AT45x devices in the ecospro
reference manual. I cannot find anywhere the necessary drivers for this
dataflash, am I missing something. After some digging I came to the
conclusion that using an spi driver in combination with the dataflash
driver would
Gary Thomas wrote:
I compiled my own kernel, saved it to /dev/mtd2 (kern2), and boot it
as follows:
RedBoot> fis load -b 0x0002 kern2
RedBoot> exec
To do this, I have to ctrl+C when device boots, and type the
appropriate "fis load..." and "exec" commands.
Is there an easy way to make t
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
I have a Freecom FSG-3 device (ARM, IXP425 network, RedBoot).
By default, RedBoot starts Linux in the following way:
RedBoot> fis load kern1
RedBoot> exec -c "console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/hda1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
kern1 sits on /dev/mtd1, as seen here from Linux:
#
AbdullahKhateeb Khan wrote:
im using a Windows based environment with a Pentium
CPU as both Host and Target. Im trying to download the
'.exe' file through the network hub but i havent been
succesful with that
Can anyone help me out with the exact command sequence
using 'load' command in RedBoo
I have a Freecom FSG-3 device (ARM, IXP425 network, RedBoot).
By default, RedBoot starts Linux in the following way:
RedBoot> fis load kern1
RedBoot> exec -c "console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/hda1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
kern1 sits on /dev/mtd1, as seen here from Linux:
# cat /proc/mtd
dev:size
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