On Monday 11 May 2009 02:43:39 Alexander Stein wrote:
> I also read about FDELF_PIC, but according to Greg it is only supported on
> FRV and Blackfin. What is needed to be done, to get FDELF_PIC supported on
> Coldfires (m68k in general). AFAIK there is no distinction bewteen MMU and
> NOMMU with
Alexander Stein wrote:
> I also read about FDELF_PIC, but according to Greg it is only
> supported on FRV and Blackfin. What is needed to be done, to get
> FDELF_PIC supported on Coldfires (m68k in general). AFAIK there is
> no distinction bewteen MMU and NOMMU with this type of binary. What
> woul
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Dave,
Dave Meador wrote:
I am stuck on a bug at bootup in kmem_cache_init(). Trying to tweak
the uClinux-20080808 w/ 20090312 patch to boot on a 547x coldfire
board. Upon attempt to "Init caches for array cache kmem_list3" the
kernel panics upon running check_slabp(
Hi Dave,
Dave Meador wrote:
I am stuck on a bug at bootup in kmem_cache_init(). Trying to tweak the
uClinux-20080808 w/ 20090312 patch to boot on a 547x coldfire board.
Upon attempt to "Init caches for array cache kmem_list3" the kernel
panics upon running check_slabp() with the following er
Hi Lars,
Lars Holowko wrote:
To gain more RAM on our coldfire 5208 platform, I am trying to run Linux
from flash directly.
The problem I am facing right now is that
m68k-uclinux-objcopy -O binary linux-2.6.x/linux /tmp/linux.bin.my
creates a huge image file:
l...@larsubu:/tmp/a3$ ls -l
Hi Danny,
Danny Li wrote:
Hmm, that is odd.
Can you take the above gcc line and add a "-v" option to it?
So you should "cd linux-2.6.x" and then cut the above line and
paste it on the command line adding "-v", like so:
arm-linux-20070808-gcc -v -Wp,-MD,scripts/mod/.empty.o.d -nostdinc
-isyst
Hello everyone,
I found http://www.ucdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/11/25/1126257&mode=thread for
shared libraries on uClinux. I was uncertain, if this site is still
up-to-date for Coldfires (m68knommu). So I emailed to Greg Ungerer directly
last week (had some problems with list registration) about
Hi Roger,
Roger Thornblad wrote:
We have been working with a 2.0.x series kernel on a MCF5307 processor
for a very long time now.
We are looking at new platforms (MCF5329, 54xx versions among others) to
get onboard USB and LCD controller support.
I'm assuming we need to move to the 2.4 or 2