--- In Daniel Smolik <> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I start develop kernel driver for 7400 and try to found easiest way to
> test new kernels and debug crash or OOPS. I try TS boot loader but
> found that boot kernel via this is not the same as boot directly from
> SD. I have kernel which boot from SD and don't boot via boot loader. I
> mean that new TS-FLASHBOOT and SDBOOT are excellent for production
> usage but no for development. Is possible compile Redboot and use
it on
> 7400 ?
> I now use SD card to transfer new kernel. And it is too slow. Any
ideas ?
>
>
> Dan
>
For kernel modules (or applications for that matter) a good solution
is to share out the development directory on your host machine using
NFS, and mount it on the ARM board. Then compile the module on the
host, and 'insmod' the module on the board from the NFS share.
It's also helpful to automount the share on the ARM board if the
module is crashing a lot. Makes the reboot and setup go quicker.
Frank
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