Re: linux booting

Hi,

in message <000901c24cfd$de617140$0141b73d@leeyang> you wrote:

quoted

http://www.denx.de/doc/TQM8xxL/debugging.html

I have read it before,but only for module or application,
not for kernel and ppcboot,someone told me because of
ppcboot's relocation,so it is difficult in some externd.

See the Q+A section

However,new ones come:
kernel can not find init in the ramdisk!
the initrd had been tested in the old kernel and can mount fs
and entering system.so a little strange:(

the only reason I am wondering is the compiler!
the file in the initrd were compiled with HHL1.2 ppc compiler.
and the kernel was created with eldk.
Is that make sense?

That should be no problem.

Wolfgang Denk

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