I am trying to build kernel 2.2.0-pre6, with patches from Russell King and Philip Blundell. When trying to boot, the Netwinder ends up being stuck sometime before anything is displayed on the screen. I know it is running, because I compiled in "Timer LED" support - indeed the appropriate LED is blinking. Has anyone been able to build this? Would (s)he mind sending me the ".config" file from the /usr/src/linux directory? I have been using the following compilers: - Egcs 1.1.1 natively on the Netwinder. This is based on the newest Debian release from Jim Pick, but with the 990113 patch from Philip Blundell instead of the 990110 one. - Egcs 1.1.1 cross-compiler from my PC. This was built on plain egcs 1.1.1 sources, but again with the 990113 patch above. I have tried a number of options: - "Enable kernel-mode alignment trap handler" off and on - "Split initialization functions into discardable section" off or on - "Initial kernel command string" set to: 1) an empty string 2) "mem=64M root=/dev/hda1 ro" 3) "mem=64M root=/dev/hda1 netconfig_eth0=disk netconfig_eth1=disk" - "Math emulation" on, or as module. A number of others, too. One sample ".config" is attached. Cheers, Tor
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