RE: Trying to run uClinux-2.4.27-uc1...
"dfg" <roadmail-xkudpzXs/[email protected]> Tue, 4 Jan 2005 17:09:33 -0600
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Patrick m, I have tried to contact Actiontec but they arent any help. Wondering if you could help. My modem constantly locks up when in use and idle. I have to reset it to get it to work again. Any ideas? KLM -----Original Message----- From: actionhack-bounces-W7/[email protected] [mailto:actionhack-bounces-W7/[email protected]] On Behalf Of Patrick McNamara Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 2:12 PM To: ActionHack Collaboration Subject: Re: [actionhack] Trying to run uClinux-2.4.27-uc1... Nobody here but us chickens... It may be a couple of days, but when I get a chance I'll dust off my board and see what I can tell you. Patrick M --- Johann Hanne <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everybody (if there's still somebody), > > i'm currently trying to get uClinux-2.4.27-uc1 running on my DPCM. > Most of the cx82100 is already in the stock distribution. > Additionally, I've put in most armnommu stuff which differed between > uClinux-2.4.6.0pre1 and the kernel released by Actiontec (including > Bruce's files) and also the emac driver. It does compile so far, but > it does not run. The big problem is that I do not own a devlopment > board, so I can't look at the serial port for any boot messages. > > So please, can anybody grab my kernel at > http://www.bettina-attack.de/jonny/linuz > and look if it does at least outputs some lines. If so, I would have > something > to start with and I'd try to order the parts for the dev board. I'm living in > > Germany and it would be quite expensive due to shipping and import tax > for > all the parts. Maybe somebody can help me with that, I'd also like to have a > second DPCM and it would be much cheaper to get it shipped in one package > (also with the 110V power supply removed, it's useles here). > > As already noted, the kernel does NOT boot the board completely. > However, it > did not kill the board, i.e. I was able to recover the board with the > original kernel with the usual hold-button/tftp procedure. But this does not > mean that it doesn't kill YOUR board, so before you try it out, make sure you > > have the USB recovery stuff working. You have been warned. > > Thanks in advance, > Johann > __ > actionhack Mailing List - actionhack-W7/[email protected] > http://www.express.org/mailman/listinfo/actionhack > http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/wiki.php/ActiontecDualModem > __ actionhack Mailing List - actionhack-W7/[email protected] http://www.express.org/mailman/listinfo/actionhack http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/wiki.php/ActiontecDualModem __ actionhack Mailing List - actionhack-W7/[email protected] http://www.express.org/mailman/listinfo/actionhack http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/wiki.php/ActiontecDualModem