Need help with Netwinder - cyber2000fb kernel command for kernel 2.4.16

["B. Douglas Hilton" <doug.hilton@engineer.com>]

Hi!

Well, I've been pretty successful with the Netwinder. I have
gotten "testing" installed and working. X is working. The mouse
is working in X. My firmware is now 2.3.3 and I did the tulip_upgd
thing, so it works too.

Now then, I would like to crank up my framebuffer resolution
to 1024x768-24@72 but the kernel seems to be ignoring my
command:

boot cmd=video=cyber2000fb:1024x768-24@72

and neither did this work

boot cmd=video=cyber2000fb:1024x768

In either case it boots to 640x480-8

Any hints or tips?

I already have been scouring the net, reading the kernel docs,
etc. No luck so far.


Also, that kernel source .text.exit error thing... what do I need
to do here exactly to fix this? This is with the Debian 2.4.16-all
source and the kernel-patch-2.4.16-arm applied. I would like to
make a mostly monolithic kernel with only a few modules, such
as binfmt_aout, binfmt_misc, loop, etc.


I noticed I get a lot of unresolved symbols when I depmod -a
the files affected are:

ieee1394/ohci1394.o
net/acenic.o
net/sk98lin.sk98lin.o
scsi/qlogicfc.o
scsi/sym53c8xx.o
sound/msnd_classic.o

None of these modules are needed by the Netwinder so I'm
probably going to just delete them.