Hi thanks for your answer.
In my case, when the linux image is loaded, the _startup procedure
copies the romfs image from the
rom to the ram (at _ebss). So I can use RAMdisk or MTD.
I have already tried with MTD, I create a partition but I have a
probleme with the function
mtd_blktrans_thread(
Hi,
I want to use samba (smbd, nmbd, smbpasswd) on my snapgear linux (3.4).
I only want to share files as an own domain, no printers and nothing
else. Does anyone know or already made how to configure the samba to be
very small?
Cheers
Siegfried
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No, not exactly either. Almost all of the current code in the kernel
for non-mmu is conditional on CONFIG_MMU.
With user space stuff I always found the "EMDED" define which often is
used to do a fork() vs. vfork() selection.
(Which IMHO in many cases seems silly, as AFAIK, you can happily use
My company is porting uClinux to our processor architecture that is used
in several routers and some digital picture frames on the market.
Is it a secret which arch you are talking about ?
-Michael
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The functionality now since 2.5.x was moved to kthread api's.
This is the related message.
https://openvz.org/pipermail/devel/2007-April/004807.html
Kthread API:
http://lwn.net/Articles/188666/
On 1/20/09, Stephane Lambert wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to boot uClinux 2.6 on a new architecture
Hi Stephane,
Stephane Lambert wrote:
Hi thanks for your answer.
In my case, when the linux image is loaded, the _startup procedure
copies the romfs image from the
rom to the ram (at _ebss). So I can use RAMdisk or MTD.
I have already tried with MTD, I create a partition but I have a
probleme
Hi Michael,
Michael Schnell wrote:
No, not exactly either. Almost all of the current code in the kernel
for non-mmu is conditional on CONFIG_MMU.
With user space stuff I always found the "EMDED" define which often is
used to do a fork() vs. vfork() selection.
That was certainly the case many
Jivin Michael Schnell lays it down ...
>
> >No, not exactly either. Almost all of the current code in the kernel
> >for non-mmu is conditional on CONFIG_MMU.
> With user space stuff I always found the "EMDED" define which often is
> used to do a fork() vs. vfork() selection.
>
> (Which IMHO in
(Which IMHO in many cases seems silly, as AFAIK, you can happily use
vfork() if there is
an MMU, too, in nearly (?) all cases when you can _simply_ (without
any other code change) replace fork() with vfork() anyway. )
Yes, pretty much true...
But userland software I all over the place see funn
especially if there is any question over the safe use of vfork.
Of course there are lots of cases where you can't just replace fork()
and vfork(). But here you need a decent porting if you want to take care
of the "EMBED" define. In other cases (the more common ones) it would be
"nice" jus
On Jan 21, 2009, at 7:13 PM, Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Stephane,
Stephane Lambert wrote:
I'm working on mounting romfs for kernel 2.6.19 on a new architecture
and I have a question:
It is possible to mount romfs without MTD support?
Where does the romfs sit?
If on a disk you would logically us
Thanks for your answer,
Does it means that I should apply this patch?
Thanks in advance.
Sujit Karataparambil a écrit :
The functionality now since 2.5.x was moved to kthread api's.
This is the related message.
https://openvz.org/pipermail/devel/2007-April/004807.html
Kthread API:
http://lwn
Sorry, I forgot that my email is not visible. No secret talking
intented:
http://www.ubicom.com is porting an arch that we call ubicom32. IP7000
and probably IP5000 are supported for uClinux. We had a
pre-pre-pre-alpha router demo at CES but it ran stable and served as the
main internet gateway dur
Hi Greg,
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Waddel wrote:
The attached patch adds support for the enhanced DMA (eDMA) driver
found in many Coldfire platforms. This patch only provides support
for the M5329 platform. The driver also contains a simple test
program that can be used to validate t
Jivin Michael Schnell lays it down ...
>
> >>(Which IMHO in many cases seems silly, as AFAIK, you can happily use
> >>vfork() if there is
> >>an MMU, too, in nearly (?) all cases when you can _simply_ (without
> >>any other code change) replace fork() with vfork() anyway. )
> >Yes, pretty much
Hi Matt,
Matt Waddel wrote:
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Matt Waddel wrote:
The attached patch adds support for the enhanced DMA (eDMA) driver
found in many Coldfire platforms. This patch only provides support
for the M5329 platform. The driver also contains a simple test
program that can be used to
I am using a 2.4.31-uc0 kernel.
I've been experimenting with enabling the split instruction and data
cache on the 5235. I get a good speedup (my boot time is reduced by 30%
to 27 seconds). However, I am occasionally getting problems with certain
programs starting up (perhaps a pthreads issue). Thi
Not Really.
You may have to change the code manually to Kthread API's.
On 1/22/09, Stephane Lambert wrote:
> Thanks for your answer,
> Does it means that I should apply this patch?
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> Sujit Karataparambil a écrit :
>
> > The functionality now since 2.5.x was moved to kt
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