Luck, Tony schrieb:
There is a specification update to the Itanium Architecture
Software Developer's Manual available at:
http://developer.intel.com/design/itanium/downloads/248699.htm
One new goody is a new PAL call for error injection (which should
help a lot with testing the MCA paths ... b
Peter Chubb schrieb:
Hi,
Using the current kernel (2.6.13-rc3), and sim_defconfig, and
a debian root filesystem created with debootstrap, the kernel boots,
then when attempting to log in as root, displays /etc/issue then hangs.
At this point, it is constantly calling
do_page_fault->hand
regatta schrieb:
Hi everyone,
I have a question about the 64Bit mode in AMD 64bit
Sorry, you are really in the wrong list. This is only about IA64
(Itanium linux). You may be best served in any of the user forums for AMD64.
Christian
My question is if I run a 32Bit application in Optreon AMD 64Bi
baswaraj kasture schrieb:
I want to debug linux kernel (IA-64) with SKI. I have
created simulated disk image. Where do i put my
kernel image ? on the simulated disk or some where
else ?
The command line is:
(x)ski bootloader your_kernel simscsi=your_diskimage
bootloader is created from the kerne
Hi there,
First of all sorry for the partial abuse of this list, but we would like
to meet a person at Intel who is responsible for the development of the
Itanium architecture. Ideally, that person would be at some level of
management. Since there are a lot of Intel employees listening here, I
baswaraj kasture schrieb:
Does anybody knows how to use sky to debug linux
kernel ?
You have to configure the kernel to be used in ski. It is not possible
to run a generic kernel under ski since ski only emulates the raw
processor and lacks firmware and peripherals. The kernel itself has
emulat
baswaraj kasture schrieb:
Thanks Christian, It worked for me.
But (just for curacity), i didn't understood why it
worked when i put scsi driver + mpt into the kernel ?
What is the problem with initrd ?
One thing in the make chain went wrong. Maybe you didn't make clean, or
the config changed, or
Baswaraj,
if you don't really want to have an initrd, it is better to drop it. Put your
scsi driver + mpt into the kernel and then boot without initrd. See my sample
config for 2.4.25 kernel. If you have an HP ZX6000 you should be fine using it
without modification. If not focus on setting the c
Bjorn Helgaas schrieb:
The most recent 2.4 patch for ia64 is here:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/ports/ia64/v2.4/linux-2.4.26-ia64-040510.diff.bz2
I haven't been producing 2.4 patches recently because I don't
think anyone would actually use them.
My assumption is that most people using
baswaraj kasture schrieb:
Hi,
I compiled kernel 2.4.21 with intel compiler .
While booting it hangs-up . further i found that it
hangsup due to call to "calibrate_delay" routine in
"init/main.c". Also found that loop in the
callibrate_delay" routine goes infinite.When i comment
out the call to "cal
Keith Owens schrieb:
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 14:44:22 +0100,
Christian Hildner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Keith Owens schrieb:
When jiffies is within 22 bit range of __gp, the linker writes the
sequence as
addl r20=offset_of(jiffies,__gp),r1;;
mov r16=r20;;
ld8.acq r2
Keith Owens schrieb:
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 08:51:17 +0100,
Christian Hildner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chen, Kenneth W schrieb:
Can we position the __gp somewhat more optimally, to cover more of these
symbols? Something like the following patch would make all of them fall
into the
Chen, Kenneth W schrieb:
__gp is positioned so far out that it is almost at the end of all data
sections. On 2.6.11-rc1, 80% of kernel data symbols are out of 22-bit
immediate offset from __gp. This means accessing these symbols are
unnecessarily expansive such that they have to go through globa
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