Hi,
Maybe refers to a memory mapping problem. Have you tried to boot with
restricted memory amount (add "mem" in the kernel command line).
mem= mem= mem= mem=
this is equal to:
mem= mem= mem= mem=
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've got a TS-7200 Board and I've been trying now whole nights to get
> the thing working for my project which requires LAN and I2C to work
> and some OS preferably a debian, booting from the CF.
>
> Most time I've spent on trying to get a 2.6 Linux Kernel to work with
> which is able to boot from CF and has I2c modules ready. What I've
> tried so far is:
>
> * http://mcrapet.free.fr/ <http://mcrapet.free.fr/> whereas I could
> compile the 2.6.24.4 kernel which just told me "done, booting kernel."
> and no more. I suspect I need a crosscompiler compiled with a suitable
> glibc and a newer gcc version. I've tried Dan Kegels Crosstools
> without success.(arent they outdated?) and the
> crosstool-linux26-3.4.4-2005q3-2 from embeddedarm.com as well as other
> combinations I don't remember.
>
> * ts 2.6.21 kernel from embeddedarm, which I could boot but only to a
> NFS shared filesystem.
>
> * http://jandmworks.com/ts7200.html
> <http://jandmworks.com/ts7200.html> without success due to compile errors.
>
> * freebsd but don't remember what the problem was.
>
> I would be over the moon If someone could provide me with maybe a link
> or hint for a working crosscompiler, kernel and debian version.
>
> I also wouldn't mind if the solution was based on FreeBSD or netBSD.
>
> regards,
>
> Daniel
>
>
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