2007/11/1, kmoore37918 <>:
> RedBoot> exec -c "ip=192.168.0.50
> nfsroot=192.168.0.3:/mondo/XXX/ynezz-2.6-rootfs console=ttyAM0,115200"
> Using base address 0x00218000 and length 0x00165504
> Uncompressing
> Linux..................................................................................
> ............. done, booting the kernel.
> (wedges here)
>
> is there anything obviously wrong with either of the above?
Looks ok.
One possibility is that your kernels do not have the ttyAM driver
included in them.
Another is a problem that made 64MB ts7250's do the same thing due to
its weird memory bank placement: 8 8M banks at 0x0[0145]000000 and
0xe[0145]000000. The vanilla kernel can't map such distant physical
addresses and clags at the same point as you are seeing. Maybe the '60
is the same.
Try adding mem= to your boot options. If that makes it boot,
then either you can just use part of the RAM with a string of mem=
options or (better) apply the discontigmem kernel patch to allow banks
of memory at very distant physical addresses.
See http://martinwguy.co.uk/martin/ts7250 for details
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