Hi --
--- In "" <> wrote:
>
> Hey Inezz & Charlie. Another Thanks from a newbie!
>
> There was never a stack trace, just instant TS-SDBOOT whenever we pinged the
> cell modem IP address from any other machine on the internet. (FYI)
>
> But now we have officially PUNTED 2.6.32 and that interim option driver we
> found. This morning I scrubbed everything and started with fresh debian
> bootstrap and 2.6.34, Matthieu's kernel patches, etc. So far it all looks
> good, except that i2c_gpio fails modprobe at boot, and the hardware clock
> gets wiped back to Jan1 1970 every reboot, but I still call it progress!
>
Do you get a message during boot like "cannot access hardware clock by any
known method"? If so, that means that your /sbin/hwclock is looking for
/dev/rtc, but your newer kernel is supplying /dev/rtc0 and /dev/rtc1. Try to
link /dev/rtc to rtc0 or rtc1 (not sure which, but you want the external one
rather than the ep93xx internal rtc).
Userspace lagged for a while when the kernel started supporting multiple rtc's.
regards, .......... Charlie
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