Hi,
With the SLOB allocator enabled, kobjsize() doesn't seem to match
ksize(). This triggers a bug with binfmt_flat, where the do_mremap call
is used to take up slack space in the allocated text/data segments.
binfmt_flat calls ksize to get the allocated region size, but do_mremap
calls kob
Ganesh,
>From the errors it appears that none of your executables in root have
execution permissions. Have you checked the permissions before creating the
image you burn into flash.
Jeff Fellin
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Hello All,
I am running uclinux on IXP 425 Coyote board. I am facing a problem in
starting /bin applications.
The error observed is shown below. Please help. I checked that /bin
applications have executable permissions. I can't do ls in the console prompt.
JFFS2: Erase block
On Wednesday 02 May 2007 4:37 pm, Ferry de Groot wrote:
> Could you be more specific where I can find the CSAR in uClinux. So far as
> I saw these SDRAM initillisation were handled within DBUG. I've changed
> this part for DBUG bootloader, but not for uClinux unless this part is not
> needed.
You'
Could you be more specific where I can find the CSAR in uClinux. So far as I
saw these SDRAM initillisation were handled within DBUG. I've changed this
part for DBUG bootloader, but not for uClinux unless this part is not
needed.
From: Andrew Kohlsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Sven,
--- Sven Johnsson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to compile a simple application that
> uses the sin()
> function. I have included the math.h header file and
> compiled using the
> -lm option.
> When compiling, I get:
> ...undefined reference to `sin' .
>
> It works fine when I compil
Hello,
I am trying to compile a simple application that uses the sin()
function. I have included the math.h header file and compiled using the
-lm option.
When compiling, I get:
...undefined reference to `sin' .
It works fine when I compile for the host system.
How can I make this work?
Best R
On Tuesday 01 May 2007 9:15 am, Ferry de Groot wrote:
> I've allready changed the flash bit width to 32-bit in block devices or do
> i need to make more specific changes. Erasing an sector seems to work
> almost fine. Except that it didn't fully erased the full memory range.
Assuming you changed
Hi Ferry,
Ferry de Groot wrote:
We have just made our own MCF5208 board with 32-bit SDRAM and Flash
memory. The original M5208EVB uses an 16-bit design. Now I would like to
know, what do I need to change to get my mtd partition fully working
again in this design? It seems to access the flash
Hi Greg,
--- Greg Ungerer wrote:
>
>
> And by popular request here is a big patch that will
> bring a
> stock 2.6.21 kernel up to a uClinux-dist 2.6.x level
> kernel:
>
>
http://www.uclinux.org/pub/uClinux/uClinux-2.6.x/linux-2.6.21-uc0-big.patch.gz
>
Thanks!
...doug
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Jivin fara sam lays it down ...
> Hi David,
>
> Let me explain what I have done so far.
>
> 1- Install snapgear 3.4.0
> 2- make xconfig
> 3- choseing iptables from snapgear menu to add to
> zImage and ramdisk
> 4-make
> 5-Sending zImage and ramdisk to IXP425 board
> 6-I have iptables file on the
Hi David,
Let me explain what I have done so far.
1- Install snapgear 3.4.0
2- make xconfig
3- choseing iptables from snapgear menu to add to
zImage and ramdisk
4-make
5-Sending zImage and ramdisk to IXP425 board
6-I have iptables file on the board, I am able to see
the help nad check iptables ve
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