YhLu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric,
Do you plan use CONFIG_SMP to substitute SMP?
Yes. One of the details that has been problematic is that
our CONFIG defines are not explicitly marked as such. So in the freebios2
tree I am trying to get things a little more uniform.
Eric
Romcc is coming along quite nicely. I keep fixing a corner
case here and there but it quite usable and getting more so.
One area where it falls short is in it's handling of lots of small
variables. The classic question is: If I declare my small variables
to be chars will romcc be able to
On 25 Jun 2003, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
All of those uses are dead code. The arima/1 has never
really gotten used. And as the model number of the board
is hdama that directory number needs to change.
I changed that now; it became clear that use of that name was acceptable.
1 is going to
A command line is a key part of how we use our (now very old) version of
linuxbios. Though what we are using is from the dark ages, based on
what I've seen linxbios become, I think that making a command line
utility be a payload is the right solution.
Ty
ron minnich wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jun
The above combination works pretty well until I try to program the part,
at which point the kernel takes an oops and dies.
I'm wondering if anyone else has either:
- seen this work
- seen this fail
thanks
ron
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ron minnich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The above combination works pretty well until I try to program the part,
at which point the kernel takes an oops and dies.
I'm wondering if anyone else has either:
- seen this work
- seen this fail
That is what I have working right now.
I
On 25 Jun 2003, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
That is what I have working right now.
just checking, you're running the 64-bit kernel?
I guess I'll yank down the newest MTD cvs and try again.
ron
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Ron,
Did you use SMP support or not?
I use NON-SMP support in Tyan S2880 and it die in the Kernel too.
Regards
Yinghai Lu
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: K8 + 2.4.21 + SuSE 64-bit mode + Arima HDAMA + 49LF040 + MTD
The above
Ron,
I use 16M ramdisk that will downloaded into Node with Kernel at the same
time. So didn't use MTD etc.
Regards
Yinghai Lu
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On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Frank wrote:
u-boot's weakness is that it primarily supports arm and ppc
processors. There is only one x86 board in the source tree and
it won't even compile! If u-boot had more support for x86
platforms, it would give linuxbios a serious run for it's money.
yeah but why
Very good idea...
--- ron minnich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Frank wrote:
u-boot's weakness is that it primarily supports arm and ppc
processors. There is only one x86 board in the source tree
and
it won't even compile! If u-boot had more support for x86
platforms,
Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
u-boot's weakness is that it primarily supports arm and ppc
processors. There is only one x86 board in the source tree and
it won't even compile! If u-boot had more support for x86
platforms, it would give linuxbios a serious run for it's money.
There is also
No, I beg to differ. I have ported u-boot to more then one ppc
based platform. Thye do have SPD support. I ported over to the
ppc750fx (with a Marvel 64360 system controller) and the 440gp
based platforms
--- Eric W. Biederman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
u-boot's
Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, I beg to differ. I have ported u-boot to more then one ppc
based platform. Thye do have SPD support. I ported over to the
ppc750fx (with a Marvel 64360 system controller) and the 440gp
based platforms
Oh interesting. I still think LinuxBIOS runs on more
Just to make sure I'm in sync, I'm assuming you all are building fallback
images only? Or are you building normal images? I'm building fallback but
...
ron
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