Pierre
I can't comment on the VGA, I don't use it, but the ethernet attached to the CPU works. I'm working (very slowly) on porting the Open-Eth driver to work with 2.6.29-ts to get the second port alive.
Ian T.
--- In .com, pierrot lafouine <pierrotlafouine@ ...> wrote:
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> Maybe I understood all wrong, but what I remember from previous post is : TS-7300 with kernel 2.6 doesn't support Ethernet and VGA.
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> From: ian.thompson@ ...
> Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:52:21 +0000
> Subject: [ts-7000] Re: 2.6 kernel on ts-7300
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> "512mbsd-7400- linux2629- lenny-eabi. dd" works on the TS-7300.
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> > I have ported 2.6.29-ts onto TS-7300 and actually managed to boot it off the flash card. However, there are still two issues that I am facing. First, 64megs of RAM (128MB total) are ignored.
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