Hi, Yan,
Getting a blinking cursor is a lot better than some kernels ever do.
Congratulations :)
Assuming that this is Linux-based, look into the kprintf function for
a way to see what is going on.
You are cross-compiling, so maybe you build a new module, and it's
twin in the old distribution is getting used, when you think that you
are using your new version. I would look at the way that the Linux
>From Scratch book, "Preparing for the Build" prevents this.
Believe it or not, though I haven't built a kernel directly on a ts-
7xxx, I often compile other things directly on it, and use it as a
development environment. It has more capability than I expected. I
even run x-clients, and use another machine as the x-server!
(With so much capability, I have wondered if doing tool-chain and
kernel development directly on the ts-7xxx would be easier than cross-
platform development.)
- Dan
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