Hi Thomas,
Thomas Stiepek wrote:
Hi @ all,
I have noticed that there is no "networking -> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging"
support in the ucLinux Kernel nor as module. I also have noticed that is impossible to
compile the bridge-utils (http://sourceforge.net/projects/bridge/files/) it crashs with an
Hi @ all,
I have noticed that there is no "networking -> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging"
support in the ucLinux Kernel nor as module. I also have noticed that is
impossible to compile the bridge-utils
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/bridge/files/) it crashs with an compile error
(I have tried every
Hi Junli,
On 08/18/2009 04:27 PM, 李 軍 wrote:
> Actually, our company just wants to buy a target which can run both uClinux
> and full linux. I don’t know which target board can. So could you give me
> some advice about it?
There have been a few over the years, but generally if you can
run Linux w
Hi Jun Li,
I donot think you would get an off the shelf board that supports both
uClinux and Linux. It would be much better to have an base board on
which
you start building the Applications you want like uClinux/Linux/GCC/AS
Etc. This will also let you be very architecture specific.
Thanks,
Suji
wrote:
> First sorry about my poor english. And I am a newbie to the world of linux.
> Does uClinux support some kind of architecture with MMU?
> I mean are there some boards with mmu, if we disable the mmu option (or
> undef CONFIG_MMU), the uClinux can run on it.
If you build your programs suc
Hi,
The boot process does not proceed ahead at all. I am not having Ethernet
connection nor flash on my board. The MMU support of Microblaze and kernel has
been enabled. Kernel is compiled on RHEL5 successfully. INITRAMFS is used and
no default options have been changed in kernel configuration.
