Linuxbios writes to the beginning
of the Memory for MP tables. Shouldnt those addresses be interrupt
vector table? It doesnt look it contains any pointers to an interrupt handler.
Who is the table for? Will Linux kernel reference it?
Linuxbios successfully loads
the payload FILO which
* Gin [EMAIL PROTECTED] [041209 10:20]:
Linuxbios writes to the beginning of the Memory for MP tables. Shouldn't
those addresses be interrupt vector table? It doesn't look it contains
any pointers to an interrupt handler. Who is the table for? Will Linux
kernel reference it?
Linux uses the
Forget
about the previous email. Actually I solved the problem of Calibrating delay
loop. The problem is that I used the device list in static.c as my onboard
devices and it was missing apic cluster.
In
the board specific config file(under src/.), I noticed there is a
tree-like device
Adam Talbot wrote:
I found a sst39sf020, its the same speed 70ns and took a
flash and works great. By any chance do you no what spec's I need to keep in
mind when replacing a bios chip?? I no better then to mix 5v and 3v chips,
what else is there??
How much time do you have? Take a look at a few
Dear LinuxBios people,
first at all, I am new in this staff and I am working in to port a PcChips
M825G mainboard, I have found that the chip set vt8235 is already in the
folder:
/freebios/src/southbrige/via/vt8235
I have been looking for information about how to add the new mainboard and
how
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Gin wrote:
Linuxbios successfully loads the payload FILO which brings up Linux
kernel. But the kernel hangs while waiting for a timer interrupt. See
below. I guess the interrupt table is not correct.
yes, it's a bad IRQ or MP table or both.
We have tools to extract them
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Gin wrote:
Forget about the previous email. Actually I solved the problem of
Calibrating delay loop. The problem is that I used the device list in
static.c as my onboard devices and it was missing apic cluster.
I hope you did not modify static.c?
In the board specific
what northbridge is on that board?
ron
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Dear Minnich,
Tahnks for your help, the main information is below, I hope it is enough
but if you need something more just ask me, I will be very pleased to sent
it to you.
Processor: AMD Athlon/Duron CPU on board, support 266/200MHz FSB
Chipset
northbridge: KM266
southbridge: 8235
Embedded
How can buildtarget say PAYLOAD_SIZE is 0x-2?
=== NOTE: Option FALLBACK_SIZE using default value 0x2
=== NOTE: Option ROM_SECTION_SIZE using default value 0x2
=== NOTE: Option ROM_SIZE using default value 0x10
=== NOTE: Option ROM_SECTION_OFFSET using default value 0x0
=== NOTE:
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Edmanuel Torres wrote:
northbridge: KM266
This is via, right? This will be trouble I am afraid. We do not support it
now.
ron
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Stefan I believe I have a better fix for the LinuxBIOS table
bug then __attribute__((packed)).
How does this look?
I am still worried about ppc, and big endian architectures in general.
But I don't think we currently have any users there.
I don't know what is the best long term strategy for
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
I am still worried about ppc, and big endian architectures in general.
But I don't think we currently have any users there.
we do. I think I'd like to hear Greg Watson's take on this as he is
working with the PPC 970 guys and this will impact
I have found something about and I think is the same
VT8375 = KM266
VT8375 [KM266/KL266] Host Bridge
any sugesstion, what I can do about???
Edmanuel
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Edmanuel Torres wrote:
northbridge: KM266
This is via, right? This will be trouble I am afraid. We do not support
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Edmanuel Torres wrote:
I have found something about and I think is the same
VT8375 = KM266
VT8375 [KM266/KL266] Host Bridge
any sugesstion, what I can do about???
you're going to have to get those docs.
ron
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Ronald G. Minnich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
I am still worried about ppc, and big endian architectures in general.
But I don't think we currently have any users there.
we do. I think I'd like to hear Greg Watson's take on this as he is
Any one no of a good Linux distro that fits onto a
floppy. I have a old laptop thatIwould like to use as a dumb terminal. So all i need is
minicom.
Thx
-Adam Talbot
Hummm. Got both tomsrtbt and coyote Linux running. coyote Linux is very
nice and I have other apps for it. But none of those had minicom on them.
Any other ideas?
-Adam
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