Re: [linux-mac68k] RE: hamm - network access problems

["Ryan Mchale" <sdecoop2@nortel.ca>]

In message "Re: [linux-mac68k] RE: hamm - network access problems", 
'alan@cymru.net' writes:

>> >>I'm not sute but 8930 chip could be at:
>> >>00:00:94:5b:c1:7b (MAC Address)  IRQ 12 at 0xfc0d0000-0xfc0d1ffff
>> >
>> >That's the chip memory, not the chip itself.
>> 
>> Where might I find the chip memory?
>
>You have to work it out by the vendor information. The kernel code
>I have is tested with the boards I have. OpenBSD may tell you where the
>memoruy for you 8390 variant is, if not you may need to trace the board
>or boot a kernel without the 8390 active and then poke at it via
>/dev/mem and gdb
>
 
Hi,

  Is there any where I can find out how to: " boot a kernel without the 8390 
active and then poke at it via >/dev/mem and gdb"

  Also in order to boot a kernel wo/8390 active I'll need to recompile the 
kernel?  Will I need the latest kernel source to do this?  (IE I'm using Kernel,
2.1.105  7/8 version..

Thanks,

Ryan


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