Booting problem on MBX board

Jamie Guinan guinan at bluebutton.com
Wed May 2 01:59:43 EST 2001


On Tue, 1 May 2001, N.Suresh wrote:

> Hi,
>
>     I am trying to compile and MPC8xx-2.2.13 on MBX board (MBX860-005B).
>
>     I am able to compile and generate zImage which i am downloading thru
>
>     <cut>
>
>     EPPC-Bug>pl 20 0
>
>       loaded at:     00210000 0021B1D8
>       relocated to:  00100000 0010B1D8
>       board data at: 003F4558 003F4580
>       relocated to:  00200100 00200128
>       zimage at:     00216000 00271893
>       initrd at:     00271893 00273E7D
>       avail ram:     00274000 00400000
>
>       Linux/PPC load:
>       Uncompressing Linux...done.
>       Now booting the kernel

[ Its been a while... ]

That looks good so far.   The next thing you want to see is
the Linux banner "Linux version ...".

I would not change KERNELLOAD.

Are you using any additional ram?  I had an additional DIMM on my
board, and I had to hack arch/ppc/mbxboot/head.S to set up BR2/OR2
because EPPC-Bug didn't recognize my DIMM.

You should be using the Monta Vista tools.  You might want to
compare your .config to mine,

  http://www.bluebutton.com/proj/mbxlinux/dot.config

Make sure you have your bootp and NFS (for root fs) servers ready when
the board finally boots.

-Jamie

>
>     </cut>
>
>     and the system hangs.. i tried to change the KERNELLOAD and then also
>
>      it is not working.
>
>     Any idea what's happening?
>
>     ( I have seen the mail archive and Jamie Guinen has told it is working
>
>     with EPPC-Bug).
>
>     thanx in advance,
>
>     bye
>
> -----------------***************************************----------------
>                                 N.SURESH
>                             Research Engineer,
>                   Centre For Development of Telematics,
>                            71/1,Sneha Complex,
>                             Bangalore-560052
> -----------------***************************************----------------


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