Re: Re: Atari machines running Debian?
> > Update: setting the starting vector number in the
> > m68k_setup_user_interrupts call from 192 to 56 (which is the vector number
> > of the first non-autovector interrupt, one of the ST-MFP interrupts), I
> > get working timer interrupts in aranym. So this seems to make the
> > interrupt numbering line up properly again. I assume 'user interrupt'
> > means 'user defined interrupt vector', not 'software interrupt' here? I
> > seem to have missed the memo on the interrupt rewrite.
>
> I'm using the standard Motorola terms.
So where did the 192 come from?
> I fixed the basic interrupt stuff now, so at least works with aranym.
> As soon as the ssh server on the cvs server is back, I'll also commit the
> discontinous memory support. It's basically only tested with aranym, so
> I'm not sure how stable it really is, so testing is appreciated.
That I can do - I don't use IDE on my Falcon so I could perhaps even add
the SCSI driver and give it a spin (ST-DMA interrupt sharing/locking
should still work there).
> > The boot proceeds happily to complain about a nonexisting root device, so
> > porting the aranym natfeats to 2.6 would be next. Anything to watch out
> > for in that area, Petr?
>
> Booting from ram disk works now, it would be nice to actually see
> something now. :)
Yep; now we're at a stage where a framebuffer driver makes sense to have.
> I cleaned up the natfeats patches a little, but they are practically
> untested, so I don't want to commit them until they can actually can be
> tested.
Please send them by PM.
Michael
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