Hi --
--- In "Blair" <> wrote:
>
> It appears that I actually have a 2.6.34 kernel up and running on the 7350.
> I'm not sure if the thing is totally right. If anyone has suggestions on a
> validation procedure, please share.
Good job! Seems that simultaneous serial port IO and writing to the SD card is
pretty quick to give people fits, from reading the M/L. That might be a good
test, as data loggers are targets for these boards.
regards, ..... Charlie
>
> I started with Matthieu's patches. This builds fine under a Crosstool-NG
> toolchain on a Debian system running under Parallels on a Mac. (I would like
> some Parmesan with my spaghetti code though).
>
> The 7350 has a couple of specific drivers that needed a refresh. The tsuart
> and xuart stuff need some minor semantic modifications. The ts72xx files
> need additions for the 7350's addresses and such.
>
> The SD card driver is a little tricky since it appears to be intended as a
> built-in rather than a module for the 72xx boards. I haven't gotten it to
> work as a built-in but I did get it to work as a module. This doesn't appear
> to be a problem since the FPGA has code to load the kernel off the SD card.
>
> I also needed to configure the kernel for built-in RAM disk/initrd support
> and change the boot string to use that instead of NFS.
>
> The kernel images are also too big for the stock partitioning. I already had
> a slightly larger one but it will only fit the zImage.
>
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