is there any Free GUI support for eCos .
i mean we can see a Simple GUI on the target LCD or monitor.
Thanks
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How so? The TCP/IP stacks should take care to never try this.
Well, actually, TCP/IP stacks are fine, I faced this problem when I use
vnc_server package.
It does cause problem on my target. So I have to modify it.
See patch please.
This is a well known problem on ARM; such operations are und
> "David" == David Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> May be MinGW is not completely supported. Anyway, if
David> anybody sees an obvious cause easy to fix let me now:
David> When building in windows with MSYS+MinGW 5.1.3 the last
David> snapshot of the ecosconfig, I
I have openssl working with a web server. Seems to work well. Every once in
a while I get an error "bad mac decode" s3_pkt.c 383. I try to shutdown the
ssl and start over but I keep getting the same message over and over. Got
any clues?
Steve
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Bart,
Thanks for the input. I have since written a 2nd stage boot for booting
eCos. It assembles with nasm and can be placed in front of a ecos pc image.
Here it is for the archives.
Steve
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> "Steve" == Steve West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steve> Can anyone tell me why this attached code does not boot
Steve> into protected mode. I am converting from msdos to gcc
Steve> compilers and cannot seem to get th pc into prot mode.
That code looks like it came straight from
On 2007-02-12, Bart Veer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Grant> Thanks. I've heard from a couple others who also use the
>Grant> i2c module in RedBoot.
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>Grant> I glanced at the souce code and noticed calls to mutex
>Grant> routines and wasn't sure if that would cause problems or
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> "Grant" == Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Grant> On 2007-02-12, wang cui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Does the i2c package work for RedBoot?
>> Yes, I use it to drive WallClock chip in RedBoot.
Grant> Thanks. I've heard from a couple others who also use the
Hi,
My problem is that before the HAL_PCI_IO_WRITE_UINT8 instruction I succeed
to read the MAC address but after it I read other data which are not the
real MAC address.
What is the meaning of these lines in Rhine ethernet driver?
diag_printf("Reload ESA from EEPROM...");
On 2007-02-12, wang cui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Does the i2c package work for RedBoot?
> Yes, I use it to drive WallClock chip in RedBoot.
Thanks. I've heard from a couple others who also use the i2c
module in RedBoot.
I glanced at the souce code and noticed calls to mutex routines
and was
wang cui wrote:
> Hi, compiler and ARM experts:
>
> I am faceing a problem like below:
>
> Arch of my target is arm7tdmi(lpc2xxx), little endian.
>
> When I use a (cyg_uint32 *)ptr to write a 32bit value, it always error
> if the ptr is not 4-byte aligned.
>
> For example:
> ptr = 0x8106409a;
> *pt
I moved hal_virtual_vector_table at 0x4006 address and it works fine. I
probably make a mistake earlier when I tried to change its location.
Guillaume MENANT
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I've a problem with diag_printf (Bad String error) and I've noticed that,
the code want to use address 0x4002 (RAM) but hal_virtual_vector_table
is already located there.
I tried to move hal_virtual_vector_table at another address in RAM (in
sparc.ld) but my program doesn't boot anymore.
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