> It sounds as though the kernel image you're using hasn't even had some
> of the basic patches necessary to run the 2.6 kernel, which is why the
> 8MB thing seems to work.
>
> i.e. Breton Saunder's Physmap patch...
>
> Why don't you just scrap the kernel you're using, keep the filesystem,
> but use one of the tried and tested kernels that I and many others have
> already been using for months? (years?)
maybe I missed it, but I didn't find a downloadable pre-compiled
kernel that claimed to have the memory map patch built in. and of the
kernels people offered, it wasn't always clear which ts-72xx models
they would work with.
anyway, using the mem= hack I was able to map in enough memory (32MB)
so that I could get a kernel compiled natively from source. of course
I did apply all of the recommended patches to that kernel, and it
boots up just fine. I just wanted a pre-compiled kernel and root file
system to start with, so I could avoid having to set up a cross
toolchain and try to get all of those details right. (e.g. EABI seemed
like the way to go, but crosstool doesn't seem to support EABI yet)
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