How about mount a jffs2 root file system from flash?
And this is a link may help you:
http://www.enseirb.fr/~kadionik/embedded/uclinux/mtd/howto_mtd.html
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From: haaroon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi there
For setting the serial as console,
I saw there are some definition in the Kconfig,such as
"CONFIG_SERIAL_CONSOLE"
But where the kernel really did this?could you tell me in which file it
set the serial as console?
I didn't use lilo/grub to append any kernel command,"console=/dev/ttyX",
Hi guys,
I am using uclinux for my route development. i am changing basic
configuration of my route. but it is getting changed in SDRAM not in
flash memory. I don't know how to store this configuration file in to
flash memory. Can you guys please give me some idea to store these
configuration f
Hi:
I want to run some CGI scripts on the target. Does somebody have any
HOWTO for that?
I basically look for simplest way to execute commands on target via WEB.
I thought CGI is simplest, but may be it's wrong for microblaze?
I also tried to enable perl in Petalinux configuration, but compilati
hi, I am try to use ser in snapgear-3.3.0 on an ixp425 board with
default ser.cfg, it does not output any message, nor does it work.
any problems or some good advice ? thansk a lot.
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Hi Thomas,
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:29:37 -0500, Thomas Brinker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* vendor.patch
Needed extensions to the vendor dir, in order to be able to select the
board.
I noticed that in this patch the following is defined:
CONFIG_LCD_320x240=y
CONFIG_BOOTPARAM_STRING="ro
Hi Knut,
We're working with MonteJade boards here, and this looks like a HW
problem more then everything, so you might want to switch boards, and
see if it's persistent. Not avoiding the obvious let me snip the part of
my rc that loads the Intel modules under 2.6.x, maybe you'd find it
helpful:
Hi
I have a odd problem with network on the IXDP425 with 2.6.x kernels, for 2.4
everything works ok. It may be I have missed a config setting or something
obvious, but I'm stuck. I hope someone has a idea/tip.
My board has one i82557/i82558 10/100 Ethernet port(using eepro100 driver) as
eth0.
HI David,
Well that makes perfect sense. A nice problem solved.
Thanks for the details.
Do we still need the UCLINUX_BUILD_USER=1 flags set then or can these go
away when all the make files work properly.
Best Regards
Phil
David McCullough wrote:
Jivin Phil Wilshire lays it down ...
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Jivin Phil Wilshire lays it down ...
> Hi All,
> Has there been a change to make user/xxx_only ?
>
> This used to do the following
>
> make -C user/test
>
> now it seems to do this.
>
> make -C user test_only
>
> The latter is not as useful IMHO but I am interested in the reason for
> th
Am Dienstag, den 10.04.2007, 14:42 +0530 schrieb Kavitha I-TLS,Chennai:
> Hi Nalin,
>
>
>
>First of all thank you for your advice. This time I need
> quick response so only I have given like that.
>
>
>
>As you said I have found some wireless driver code in
> the /d
Hi Nalin,
Thank you very much for your information.
I am aware of host and the target. I know how to cross
compile the normal .c file. It will be done by using arm-elf-gcc tool
chain. But I don't have an idea of cross-compiling the driver.
Can you pl
Hi Nalin,
First of all thank you for your advice. This time I need
quick response so only I have given like that.
As you said I have found some wireless driver code in the
/drivers/net/wireless/ in that Orinoco driver is there which supports
both hermes and prism2 ch
Hi,
I like to port my uclinux kernel into the Digi development
board (Target machine). Along with that I like to integrate wireless
driver to that kernel.
Can anyone tell me how to integrate the wireless driver into
the kernel and check the driver is working or not?
Dear all:
I am using uclinux-2.4.19,
I wanna to use hardware scan to implement my keyboard driver.
So I need to register a interrupt use request_irq.
I have 14 interrupts, and using 8/13 for eth0/1, 6 for serial, 11 for timer.
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# /mnt/nfs-server/busybox cat /proc/interrupts
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