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The path is: openbios/kernel/kernel/openbios.c If this file is not called, Plz let me know the procedure to watch the print statements of this file? Basically I need to watch the kernel flow.
-----Original Message----- From: openbios-bounces+swamy=soc-soft.com@lists.openbios.org [mailto:openbios-bounces+swamy=soc-soft.com@lists.openbios.org] On Behalf Of Stefan Reinauer Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 3:14 PM To: The OpenBIOS Mailinglist Subject: Re: [OpenBIOS] How to enable print statement in the openbios-kernel?
* Swamy@soc-soft.com Swamy@soc-soft.com [040908 11:21]:
Hello,
I am working on the openbios, I got a kernel from www.openbios.org and hence built on linux s/s. I have written some "printk" statements for the verification in kernel files. But after building it using command "make" and then "make run", I am still unable to get those print statements. Please let me know the procedure/methods to enable the
statement.
This should work fine. The code where you put the print statements probably never got called. ;-)
Where did you put them?
-- Stefan
* Swamy@soc-soft.com Swamy@soc-soft.com [040908 11:59]:
The path is: openbios/kernel/kernel/openbios.c If this file is not called, Plz let me know the procedure to watch the print statements of this file? Basically I need to watch the kernel flow.
openbios.c is called. And it's printk statements work fine for me. Can you please be a bit more detailed?
- what platform are you using, what compiler? - what did you try to do? - what was the exact output?
Please use the snapshots from http://www.openbios.org/snapshots/
Stefan