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From: Jostein Pettersen <jostein.pettersen@westerngeco.com>
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Subject: Linux hangs after early_init()
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Hi,

I'm trying to get Linux (2.4.19) up and running on a BMW board (from 
Broadcom) with a 8245 processor. I'm using ppcboot 1.2.0.

I've found that early_init() in setup.c does not return. Everything is ok 
up until the very end of early_init().

Something very basic must be wrong. I would be happy for some some pointers 
as to what this could be!

Cheers,
Jostein Pettersen