The second bootlog
On Sun, 2010-06-13 at 11:30 +0200, mbertens wrote:
Hi all,
an update: I installed a secondary build system (ubuntu), i build everything from scratch; seabios and coreboot r5575, r5600 and r5631, all these where working fine. But booting them all failed.
I tried everything i could think of;
- Swapped hardware; memory, system board, harddisks, ide-controller
(pri. versus sec.). 2. Swapped development systems (debian versus ubuntu) 3.
I attached two bootlogs. for analise
- with 80Gb harddisk.
- up to 7 secs in the boot process all is fine
- then 120 secs of silence, and last the message from udevd
- with 1Gb compact flash disk (which has a DMA problem, but its able to
boot futher in the Linux boot secuence.
- up to 6 secs in the boot process all is fine
- then 120 secs are lost to the DMA problem of the CF card, the system
booted before with de DMA failures just fine it takes only 120 secs extra.
- then 120 secs of silence, and the message from udevd
- then some more output on starting the cardbus and others.
- final message adding the swap on /dev/hda5 and then silence again.
I hope that anyone can help me with this silly problem, please don't just throw a term through the mail, like "fix the DMA problem", but give some pointers how to solve it in my configuration.
Marc
On Fri, 2010-06-11 at 20:43 +0200, mbertens wrote:
On Thu, 2010-06-10 at 12:31 -0600, Myles Watson wrote:
> Anyone any ideas
Have you tried to boot the factory BIOS? Are these all cold boots? Did cold boot always work?
Thanks, Myles
I have two systems here on the table; 1.A. original BIOS (insyde) boots just fine with FreeBSD B with external ROM on the JDEBUG connector (see http://www.coreboot.org/Tutorials:Nokia_IP530#J-DEBUG ) im not able to boot coreboot (R5628 or 5600 with my patches which worked before). 2. The on-board flash contains R5512 that does not boot as well and this one booted before too.
So as you can understand i'm a little lost
I tried adding bayou with payloads seabios and coreinfo, seabios is starting as before, but coreinfo doesn't do anything.
Marc
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