Hi,
Is there some trick to getting GDB working with a 5272 Coldfire processor? I'm
using Kernel version 2.6.x.
I start the server on the target and the client on my PC. They connect, but
seem to be horribly confused.
It appears that the client never gets a true idea of where the program count
Hi
I'm trying to build the QSPI driver for the Coldfire 5272 using the 2.6.19
kernel.
I notice there are two copies of the driver. One in drivers/spi and the other
in drivers/char.
The first one will not build - there are some include files that are not in the
correct place (mcf_qspi.h and dev
as a wrapper for the
restricted symbols. My driver would use the wrapper functions exported by that
module.
-- Do I have that right?
Chris
Quoth chris brooke:
> When the module is compiled with a "Proprietary" license insmod fails with
> an unknown symbol:
[...]
> Ho
I have written a device driver as a module and I am trying to load it into the
kernel with insmod.
When the module is compiled with a "Proprietary" license insmod fails with an
unknown symbol:
/mnt/code/gp/module> insmod gp.ko
gp: module license 'Proprietary' taints kernel.
gp: Unknown symbol __w
Hi,I'm working on an embedded uClinux project. I am struggling to come up with
a clean way to upgrade the kernel in a system in the field. The goal is to
allow the users to easily upgrade the kernel using FTP or HTTP (from a PC)
without ever having the system vulnerable to a power outage. Ho
Hi Claudia,What did you do to solve this problem? I've been working on the
same problem for more than a week.Thanks,Chris> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
uclinux-dev@uclinux.org> Subject: Re: [uClinux-dev] Problem linking pthread...
undefined referenceto `pthread_create'> Date: Tue, 15
ere any other compiler/linker options that would help?H E
L P!Thanks,Chris> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: uclinux-dev@uclinux.org>
Subject: RE: [uClinux-dev] pthread link errors> Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 10:27:15
+1200> > Quoth chris brooke:> > I am trying to build a simple applica
Hi,I am trying to build a simple application to test pthreads on a custom 5272
target using the 2.6.x kernel. I have built the pthread library and I use the
-lpthread option on the linker.I get the following link errors when I try to
build the code:.elf2flt: In function `main':/home/djjcb/tmp/p
uclinux.org> Subject: Re: [uClinux-dev] bad
frame format: 0000> > Hi Chris,> > chris brooke wrote:> > Thanks for your
previous help. I've now got my system to boot up > > partially before I get a
"bad frame format: ".> > > >
Hi,Thanks for your previous help. I've now got my system to boot up partially
before I get a "bad frame format: ".I'm using the 2.6.19 kernel on a
custom 5272 board. I do not have RAM at location 0.What is the significance of
this message? What is it trying to tell me (bus trap error
Hi,I am just starting with uClinux. This must be a very basic question, but
I've been going round in circles.I need to do a port to our
hardware. Our board has a 5272 but it has a different memory map from
the platforms which are currently supported (different location for
ROM, RAM and I/O devic
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