Re: problems with PPC860/ADS board/8xxrom-0.3.0/mpc8xx-2.2.13/patches(from Raphael Bossek)

Hi,

I successfully applied the patches
http://master.debian.org/~bossekr/powerpc/patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx.diff.gz
http://master.debian.org/~bossekr/powerpc/patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx-damm.diff.gz
to the kernel
linux-2.2.13.tgz from www.ch.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.2/
using the following procedure:

cd linux-2.2.13; patch -p1 [--dry-run] < patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx.diff.gz
cd linux-2.2.13; patch -p1 < patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx.diff.gz

cd linux-2.2.13; patch -p1 [--dry-run] < patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx-damm.diff
cd linux-2.2.13; patch -p1  < patch-2.2.13-mpc8xx-damm.diff
-modify the main Makefile: ARCH := ppc, CROSS_COMPILE = powerpc-linux-
-make config, make dep, make zImage

I could not run it on my FADS board because I have only 4 MBytes memory. I am
using this kernel on a custom board with 16 MBytes memory. I had to do a few
modifications for that.

Is there ? Where is the "low-memory patch" that make the kernel 2.2.13 runable
with only 4
Mbytes memory ?

Regs,

Amre



Eisenzopf Thomas wrote:

Hello!

I´m trying to get embedded Linux running on an ADS board with a PowerPC 860.

For the beginning I used the informations from Raphael Bossek´s WWW-page
http://www.s4l.de/powerpc.html.

My main problem at this time is, that the patches (from Magnus Damm and
Raphael Bossek) from this internet page do not seem to fit to
mpc8xx-2.2.13.tgz; the dates of the files differ, and the patch program
delivers errors (e.g. Hunk #1 FAILED at 459....). But without these patches
I cannot build the system.

Does anyone have some advice for me? Is there somewhere a complete archive
of the needed files (including the patches)? Where can I get additional
information?

Thank you in advance,
Thomas.

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