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mwalle>
larsc: have your kernel CONFIG_MODULES set?
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mwalle>
larsc: would you mind enable this option and try 'mount -t sys sys /dir' ?
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mwalle>
there is a stack corruption if the kernel uses its usermodehelper to execute modprobe. i'm not sure if i introduced the bug
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kristianpaul>
mwalle: larsc: Where i can get an updated lm32 gcc version with the current fixes?
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kristianpaul>
Just the the tar ball from gnu.org or... ?
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kristianpaul>
antgreen: ^
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mwalle>
kristianpaul: current fixes?
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mwalle>
for elf or rtems use the latest gcc tarball and rtems patch
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kristianpaul>
ah well, just the multilibs for divider and sign extender..
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mwalle>
that should be in SVN head which is broken unfortunately
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kristianpaul>
:/..
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kristianpaul>
lekernel: i pluged a 2GB memorycard, but seems boot process got i stuck at "I: Booting from filesystem..."
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lekernel>
so, please debug it
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kristianpaul>
ok..
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kristianpaul>
but you already tested it?
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lekernel>
yeah, but with only one card
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kristianpaul>
hmm i see
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lekernel>
memory cards seem to be pesky things, just like USB devices
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lekernel>
not as bad, but it's the same idea
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kristianpaul>
downloading ise 12.4
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lekernel>
well i guess it's more a software problems
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lekernel>
and software is the first thing to look at anyway before digging into the fpga design
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kristianpaul>
ok..
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lekernel>
add some printf's first
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lekernel>
or try openocd :)
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kristianpaul>
openocd i wish, is it working?
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lekernel>
I don't know
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kristianpaul>
i lost the track about in on ml time ago
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kristianpaul>
s/in/it
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lekernel>
kristianpaul: if you want an easy task, porting lua to mm should be trivial
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lekernel>
ah yeah and networking... krkrkrkr
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kristianpaul>
he, i was about to add debug sd too
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kristianpaul>
easy or not, i need make it work if no body else need it or is working on it anyway
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kristianpaul>
I dont need lua atm, but is language i used before in some routers so think can be usefull on the mm1
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lekernel>
it should be as easy as editing the makefile of liblua to run lm32-rtems4.11-gcc as c compiler :)
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kristianpaul>
is not just that, actually i already tried.. and it failed in some point,
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kristianpaul>
good is that lua seems to have several confis if i'm compiling it for linux or bsd system
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kristianpaul>
but at that time i just did what you already suguested, but i havent read nothing about rtems, i think i can do it better now
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lekernel>
I ran Lua scripts on my ti89 calc years ago... and it was very easy to port
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kristianpaul>
sure i'm not saying that :-)
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kristianpaul>
give me some time
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kristianpaul>
still getting gnu toolchaing
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kristianpaul>
Ok i miss something, i'm making lua ansi
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kristianpaul>
missed**
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kristianpaul>
ah i need rtems part. lets check ruby example
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kristianpaul>
ok now it compiled, i'll check lua api