Re: [2.4.0-test10] zImage, pcmcia, and ufs(44bsd)

Re: [2.4.0-test10] zImage, pcmcia, and ufs(44bsd)

[imel96]

> imel96 wrote:
> > 
> >         hi all,
> > 
> >         just a few reports:
> > 
> >         1. zImage in test10 somehow isn't working
properly. i have a
> >         zImage sized a bit more than 500kb on my
harddrive which hangs at
> >         the loading process (the one showing dots).
> >         i write the image to a floppy, and it boots just
fine. if i
> >         recompiled my kernel so the zImage size is
around 490kb, the
> >         image gets loaded just fine.
> 
> make bzImage

	if someone remove zImage. the zImage built just fine.
	my problem is the zImage doesn't boot on a harddrive,
	while it's working just fine on floppy disk.



	
imel

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[2.4.0-test10] zImage, pcmcia, and ufs(44bsd)

[imel96]

	hi all,


	just a few reports:

	1. zImage in test10 somehow isn't working properly. i have a
	zImage sized a bit more than 500kb on my harddrive which hangs at
	the loading process (the one showing dots).
	i write the image to a floppy, and it boots just fine. if i
	recompiled my kernel so the zImage size is around 490kb, the
	image gets loaded just fine.

	2. pcmcia is still missing from the test* series. it still only
	cardbus and no pcmcia. i still have to edit autoconf.h myself
	which is working just fine for me.

	3. i use ufs to mount my freebsd4 partition, following the
	instruction (including read-write support). i can read the
	partition, but i can't write. mount(8) shows that the partition
	is mounted rw. i also get:
	UFS-fs error (device 03:05):  ufs_add_entry: internal error
		fragoff xxx

	just drop me a line if you want me to test bugfix.



		imel

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