Re: [Nubus-pmac-users] enabled git

[Tobias N. <tob...@go...>]

I compiled the 2.6 git tree using gcc-4.4.0/binutils-2.19.1 and the  
result was an at least partly working kernel.
On my PB 1400 that kernel starts but always fails in the attempt to  
talk to the PMU.
"pmu_init: no response from PMU" is the last line displayed and after  
that the PB either powers off or hangs there forever.
It's strange that it hangs after displaying that line because it  
should be able to continue booting the kernel.
In fact it seems it fails to return from the function pmu_init(). A  
similar thing happened when I tried to get the "powerpc"
platform running on that PB. It might be some problem with the stack  
but I don't know exactly what to do now.
Maybe try a different compiler toolchain?

Tobias


El 29.06.2009, a las 23:26, Florian Boelstler escribió:

> Florian Boelstler schrieb:
>> I'm just trying the first build with a gcc-4.3.2/binutils-2.19 and
>> mac8390 driver contains some bad lvalue assignments. AFAIR we  
>> discussed
>> this before regarding the 2.4 branch. IIRC there is fix in later  
>> kernel
>> versions of the kernel.
>> Moreover there is an easy to fix static/extern-inconsistency in
>> include/asm-ppc/system.h which makes gcc-4 choke.
>>
>> Let's see whether this kernel still runs on the Performa ;)
>
> It doesn't :/
> The polling-based interrupt handler for PowerBooks in its first  
> version
> doesn't power-off the machine anymore though it leads to a freeze.
>
>   Florian
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