Hi Jan,
Thanks for the information. But the thing is, i don't
see any error messages on my console to confirm that
the dynamic library loading is failing.
However, i think the first solution you suggested is
worth trying. Where can i get sash source code?
thanks,
Prakash
--- Jan Damborsky wr
Hi,
I am having troubles loading a simeple module with my 2.4.20pre8 kernel from
m-vista on my ppc custom board (similar to fads).
I keep getting the message:
insmod: QM_MODULES : Function not implemented
I have done a whole bunch of reading and I think I have all my basis
covered:
1.)
Hi,
I am a embedded linux newbie and I am using ppcboot to load my kernel.
I use `mkimage` of ramdisk supplied in SELF.
I made a linux kernel for ppc with bare minimum options, no loadable
modules.
The steps I followed.
PPCBoot 2.0.0 (Jan 22 2003 - 12:00:07)
MPC8260 Reset Status: External Soft
Hehe, I got that impression the first time I looked at what I had downloaded.
You must issue some other comands from bk. Read BK's faq and documention to
know what to do. If I remember correctly, you'll have to do something like
#bk get
At the linux top directory(where Makefile should be). There
Mark,
Thanks, I do not have the kernel source from the development tree. I will
download it. However, it appears that the Sandpoint boards supported in U-Boot
are for the 8240 and the 8245. I guess that is where my work will begin.
Thanks again,
Dan
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From: Mark A. Gr
Dan Douglass wrote:
>Mark,
>
>Thanks, I do not have the kernel source from the development tree. I will
>download it. However, it appears that the Sandpoint boards supported in U-Boot
>are for the 8240 and the 8245. I guess that is where my work will begin.
>
>
Well, don't get depressed yet. I
Mark,
Can you give me some insight as to where it is located then? I do not see
support for it in U-Boot nor the kernel version I mentioned (2.4.21).
Dan
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From: Mark A. Greer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 4:20 PM
To: Dan Douglass
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Dan Douglass wrote:
>Mark,
>
>Can you give me some insight as to where it is located then? I do not see
>support for it in U-Boot nor the kernel version I mentioned (2.4.21).
>
>
Dan,
You must not be looking in the right place (for kernel support).
Sandpoint X3 support is in the linuxppc_2_4_de
Hello,
I am looking into getting Linux up on the Sandpoint III with a MPC755. I have
not seen much on the list regaurding this platform. Has anyone done this
already? I was going to try and use U-Boot with and a 2.4.21 PPC kernel.
Thanks,
Dan Douglass
Advent Networks
512-241-8137
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On 01/23/2003 03:02 PM Steven Scholz wrote:
>
> Leonardo Pereira Santos wrote:
>>
>>
>> 1) Define _IO_BASE and _IO_BASE_SIZE in arch/ppc/platforms/tqm8xxl.h
>> 2) just copy and paste the line of code for the RPX to TQM8xxL section in
>> arch/ppc/kernel/m8xx_setup.c m8xx_map_io(), as you pointed. I
Dan Douglass wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am looking into getting Linux up on the Sandpoint III with a MPC755. I have
>not seen much on the list regaurding this platform. Has anyone done this
>already?
>
Its been there for a very long time...
Mark
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You are going to need to check the settings in your BDI configuration file
(ep8260.cfg.init). This file is going to need a flash section that details
the address of the flash, the type of flash, and what programming mode to
use. You do not include that here so I'll assume that you have not added
brian> This is my first time using bk. I bk'ed linuxppc_2_4, but
brian> it appears that the whole thing does not get
brian> downloaded. For example, the "scripts/lxdialog" directory
brian> in the kernel source tree does not have any contents other
brian> than the SCCS directory
I've successfully installed the cross-compiler for powerpc-linux and am
trying to build the kernel. There is a HOWTO @ ppcpenguin.org that tells you
how to cross-compile ... which is what I'm following.
This is my first time using bk. I bk'ed linuxppc_2_4, but it appears that
the whole thing does
1) Define _IO_BASE and _IO_BASE_SIZE in arch/ppc/platforms/tqm8xxl.h
2) just copy and paste the line of code for the RPX to TQM8xxL section in
arch/ppc/kernel/m8xx_setup.c m8xx_map_io(), as you pointed. If there's no
#ifdef CONFIG_TQM8XXL (or something like that), just create one near the ones
al
thanks.
i figured out my problem.. it was in the cfg file..
i didn't have the [HOST] configured properly to
access the ppcboot.bin file.. only the ppcboot.srec file.
simple answer to a simple problem.
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Shen Rong wrote:
> I am changing the fcc enet buffer management and interrupt
> strategy to reduce the interrupt number when receiving the
> small frame(say 64 bytes).
I don't understand. The current driver will get exactly one
interrupt per frame (or maybe less if frames are coming in fast
and
Hi,
I write following message just for information:)
I am changing the fcc enet buffer management and interrupt
strategy to reduce the interrupt number when receiving the
small frame(say 64 bytes). I mask the frame received interrupt,
and unmask the buffer completed(i.e. RXB) interrupt, then use
Hello List,
we try to use the USB Controller (I think on SCC1) and the SCC3 uart
on a MPC850 simultaneously. We use Brad Parkres m8xxhci driver Rel. 2
for the usb part and Wolfgang Denk's kernel V 2.4.4-10-06-2002. But
the USB part and the SCC3 uart don't work together.
...
VFS: Mounted root (nf
hi, im new to this email list.. but i am having some problems with my board
and don't know where to turn.
target board: ep8260
host distribution: redhat 8.0 (with powerpc cross compilers)
debugger: BDI2000
problem: trying to burn a PPCBOOT image into the flash memory at location
0xFF10
set
I have no experience with the Lauterbach debugger although when we were
looking to buy I obtained a quote for one. While my quote is a few years
old the BDI2000 was 1/3 the price. If you are looking to purchase a new
debugger then there is not contest. The BDI works on Linux or Windows and
I'm
From: "Dan Malek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Joakim Tjernlund wrote:
>
> > Yes, the CPM will set these flags, but will it also clear them if the
> > buffer is not first/last in a frame? I think not.
>
> It doesn't matter. The flags are always going to be set. Why bother
> clearing them when you alway
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