Glenn Henshaw wrote:
Has anyone experienced an issue with including the Atmel serial driver
and the console connection to the Atmel serial driver not allowing the
system to continue to boot.
If i do not have the Atmel serial driver built into the kernel image
the system boots to the romfs (/bin/init executed).
However if i have the Atmel serial driver built into the system (i do
get output on a serial connection) it does not complete the boot
process. It does not return from the flush_cpu_workqueue() function,
executed by flush_workqueue() at the end of the kernel init sequence.
Just thought i'd ask if someone may have experienced this before and
knows a solution to it.
Which /bin/init are you using? The default for busybox (1.0.0) init is
to wait for a keypress on the console to continue. It may have changed
in later versions, or you can use an /etc/inittab file to override it.
I'm using the init supplied in the uclinux distro 20070130. Though i'm
not sure what i've stated here came across. When i have the Atmel
serial driver working and compiled in the system it is not getting
further in the initialization to start booting the romfs.
thanks bob
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