Problems Compiling 2_4 for 860

Problems Compiling 2_4 for 860

[Arturo Nunez]

Hello:
	I have been compiling using the MVISTA tools the kernel 2_4 from
	bitkeeper.
	The CPU is = XPC860TZP50B5
	I have follow the following Steps.
	-	make mrproper
	-	make rpxcllf_config
	-	make oldconfig
	-	make dep zImage

	Finally I may compile the zImage, but when I try to load from the
	Board, doesnt Recognize the file, the message is :

		load_tftp(): ** E_RPX_NOT_SREC
	What should be error ??
	Regards

	Arturo Nunez

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Re: Problems Compiling 2_4 for 860

[Cal Erickson]

Arturo,
You did not convert the output from make zImage to an s-records file.
This can be done through objcopy. Then you load the s-records file
and you should not get the error you see.
Cal Erickson
Arturo Nunez wrote:

> Hello:
>         I have been compiling using the MVISTA tools the kernel 2_4 from
>         bitkeeper.
>         The CPU is = XPC860TZP50B5
>         I have follow the following Steps.
>         -       make mrproper
>         -       make rpxcllf_config
>         -       make oldconfig
>         -       make dep zImage
>
>         Finally I may compile the zImage, but when I try to load from the
>         Board, doesnt Recognize the file, the message is :
>
>                 load_tftp(): ** E_RPX_NOT_SREC
>         What should be error ??
>         Regards
>
>         Arturo Nunez
>

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Re: Problems Compiling 2_4 for 860

[Arturo Nunez]

Hello:

> Arturo,
> You did not convert the output from make zImage to an s-records file.
> This can be done through objcopy. Then you load the s-records file
> and you should not get the error you see.
Thanks.
Also I have used "zsrec",as:

$zsrec  arch/ppc/mbxboot/zImage > vmlinuz.srec

BUT what I cant manage is the 100mbits port.
Even its recognized through the Kernel as eth1, I cant manage it.
I have defined 2 Ip adresses, each one for the 10 and the 100 Mbits ports
All its OK.
But when I disconnect the cable from the FEC port is the other port that
answers the Pings ???
Thats Wierd.

Suggestions Welcome...

Regards

Arturo Nunez

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