Uwe Hermann wrote:
On Fri, Jun 15, 2007 at 04:04:54PM -0400, Corey Osgood wrote:
one from running without the irq tables, the other one with them. The irq tables, for some reason, are
Can you try to use the 'irqpoll' Linux kernel option? That may be enough to get a complete boot up to the 'login:' prompt. The IRQ tables still need fixing of course, but as a first work-around 'irqpoll' is nice.
With the non-irq tables boot, I did. Linux found IRQ4, which was statically set to the serial port, and promptly disabled it. I can't be sure if booting stopped at that point, or if it just killed my serial port for the fun of it. Booting gets further (but still fails) if I don't use irqpoll, but I didn't have the patience to wait half an hour for another capture file.
With the irq tables, I can't get that far, I'm not sure what's going on with that at all. I think it might be because there are more entires in irq_tables.c than are defined by IRQ_SLOT_COUNT, but I really don't know a whole heck of a lot about such things.
completely screwing up elf loader, and I have no idea why, perhaps they're just that far wrong. Also the rest of the requested info, except lspnp which isn't available for debian etch (??), at least not in the repos.
It's in the pnputils package.
Hmm, it can't find the pnputils package. I'll just upgrade to debian testing, this CF needs a fresh install anyways.
-Corey