Hi All,
Is anyone able to assit or at least start me off on a general direction.
I am trying to get the uQLx running on a slow (MK.all takes 160 seconds),
memory restricted Raspberry Pi with the Armel architecture.
Following Javier's instructions from a message sent 10:17 27/11/2009 I edited
On 24/05/2012 12:37, John Southern wrote:
Hi John - nice to hear you are still about. Takes me back to one
evening in the top room of a pub near Tony's
You and I and Colin Murphy were over in one corner meeting for the first
time and the experts were all at the
tables dazzling each other!
John,
if you have defined USE_VM, be aware that ARM-Linux uses a signal stack
different from that of x86 Linux.
I don't have the sources at hand here, but it should be within vm_linux.c where
the signal handler picks up information from the sigcontext in order to find
where an instruction that
Martin Wheatley wrote, on 24/May/12 12:59 | May24:
On 24/05/2012 12:37, John Southern wrote:
Hi John - nice to hear you are still about. Takes me back to one evening
in the top room of a pub near Tony's
You and I and Colin Murphy were over in one corner meeting for the first
time and the
John,
My Raspberry PI shipped today, so I hope to be trying this myself over the
weekend. I am interested to hear if you resolve this issue, and if not I may
be looking at it myself.
Dave Walker
Home: 01707 652791
Web:www.itimpi.com
Skype: itimpi
Sent from my iPad3
On 24 May 2012, at
Yes, just received mine. Odd thing is its got a Samsung CPU.
On 24/05/2012 15:10, Dave Walker wrote:
John,
My Raspberry PI shipped today, so I hope to be trying this myself over the
weekend. I am interested to hear if you resolve this issue, and if not I may
be looking at it myself.
Dave
On 24/05/12 15:38, Malcolm Lear wrote:
Yes, just received mine. Odd thing is its got a Samsung CPU.
Are you sure? The chip on top is the RAM but the CPU is underneath it.
They are piggy backed. The CPU is a Broadcom device.
Cheers,
Norm.
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Norman Dunbar
Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd
On 24/05/2012 14:10, Tony Firshman wrote:
Martin Wheatley wrote, on 24/May/12 12:59 | May24:
On 24/05/2012 12:37, John Southern wrote:
Hi John - nice to hear you are still about. Takes me back to one evening
in the top room of a pub near Tony's
You and I and Colin Murphy were over in one
Well if they are piggy backed that would explain it, rather unusual but
a good idea.
On 24/05/2012 16:25, Norman Dunbar wrote:
On 24/05/12 15:38, Malcolm Lear wrote:
Yes, just received mine. Odd thing is its got a Samsung CPU.
Are you sure? The chip on top is the RAM but the CPU is
John,
back at home, I can't seem to find the ARM sources right now, but from memory:
I had to initialize the sigsegv signal handler differently (putting the handler
into sac.sa_sigaction instead of sac.sa_handler (in unixstuff.c) in order to
get a siginfo_t as second argument instead of a
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