linux-2.4 & 405gp & other stuff
Dan Malek
dan at mvista.com
Fri Aug 17 07:42:41 EST 2001
Jure Menart wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> I've tried to compile linux-2.4 kernel (I tried with sources from
> kernel.org and with sources from denx.de) but it wasn't successful.
Probably not. You need to use the latest 2_4_devel sources from
BitKeeper or one of the CVS/rsync sites. See penguinppc.org for details.
> Kernel was configured for PPC 4xx, Oak Machine type - it had included
> only parallel port, serial console, initrd, ide... really 'bare' kernel.
That's hardly a "bare" kernel......A serial port with an attached
initrd ram disk is a "bare" kernel. You have selected nearly everything
that is supported. I'm not sure if Oak will even run properly. We
have been using Tivo as the 403 test platform.
> Next question I have is: What exactly is 'Machine type' in Platform
> support in kernel configuration? What are 'oak' and 'walnut'? Is this
> like description of board?
Ummm....yeah. The Oak is a 403GCX IBM reference board. The Walnut
is an IBM 405GP reference board.
> IBM 405gp has included ethernet controller - are there any drivers for
> it?
Yep.
-- Dan
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